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My wife and I purchased a 20-year old home in 2005 just before the real estate bubble burst in Florida. At the time, based on practically everyone’s advice, it seemed like a sensible idea to take out a 2-year adjustable rate mortgage, invest a bit into increasing the property’s sagging resale value and sell the home in a couple of years.

Everyone knows what happened then.

The property is currently valued $60,000 less than what we owe. I haven’t heard a single estimate that predicts the value of the property reaching pre-crash market value for at least a decade and with our state now losing more residents than its gaining even that estimate seems unlikely. It’s an adequate home in a quiet and safe neighborhood but its definitely not what we had in mind as a long-term, permanent residence which is what it looks like it has become if we stay in it since we obviously are in no position to sell it.

We’re always a month behind on the payments now so our credit has been compromised. We can’t re-fi. But the mortgage company (which has changed hands four times since our purchase but always the same overseas call center with inconsistant responses to our questions) informs us that we’re not delinquent enough to warrant any assistance or programs.

Fortunately, at two years, the ARM reset at a lower rate which has probably been the saving grace so far but it will reset again in less than 5 years, presumably to a higher rate.

We are are a one-income family right now and my salary was cut 15% as a result of the recession. My wife was let go six months ago. Her prospects are terribly limited and any offer she considers needs to account for the expense of day care to make it worthwhile. Even with our monthly spending cut to bare necessity we dip into savings each month. At some point we will have no savings left to pull from. One medium-scale disaster and we’re wiped out. We haven’t had any significant extra money to save or put into 401K in over two years.

So given the state of our home’s value, its longterm outlook, the condition of our mortgage and our household income we feel trapped. Our options are minimal at best. We’d hate to foreclose. And while we’d feel bad about doing it it seems like having the extra money a rental would provide us would come as an enormous relief. We could put it into savings, invest it, etc…

We’re thankful that we have each other and we try to keep an optimistic outlook but I seriously question the long-term payoff of sacrificing so much just to keep this property.

Should we bite the bullet and walk away despite everyone’s insistence to avoid foreclosure at all costs? Should we get more delinquent with the payments to qualify for assistance programs (whatever those might be)? Or should we continue along as we are, making the payments as we can and hope that things just improve at some point despite any solid evidence to give us reason to be optimistic?

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My company frequently has out of town employees come into town. We were thinking of buying a 4 bedroom “crash pad” as opposed to paying for hotels while they are here. Has anyone had any experience with this, and can relate pluses/minuses? Are there any zoning issues we should watch out for?

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I got charged with LSA and im under 18 with a probationary license. I damaged some private property but my insurance has covered it. I called the police a few hours later ( don’t ask why) but after i crashed i parked my car on the street adjacent to the one i crashed on and stayed in my car till i called the cops. Then i plead not guilty to the judge and have to go to court in a few months. What can i expect in form of punishment and what not?

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Filing for a partition to force sale and options?
In michigan..

i am half owner of a house in Michigan (joint tenant).

I have been asked not to return to the house by the other owner
they have taken 100% control of the house and all of the contents.

my questions are

1) can i sue for half the value of the rent.
2) if file a partition to force sale of property. would if be auctioned or sold via a realtor.
3) can i sue for any damages, and if there are could the other party be charged for them.

they are part owner of a restaurant a L.L.C. could the law suit jeopardize any part of the restaurant or could i attach any part of it. when I win in court.

I apparently have no other option to file the other party has threatened me with a restraining order if I return.

what would the attorney fees run in something like this and would they have to pay for a attorney and what would it run them to defend the case?
can I charge for attorney fees?
1) I was living in this house with my NOW EX we owned the house together..
2)the property i am asking for is house hold furnishings.
3) I was asked to leave because my EX wanted to start another life with someone else.
1) I was living in this house with my NOW EX we owned the house together..
2)the property i am asking for is house hold furnishings.
3) I was asked to leave because my EX wanted to start another life with someone else.

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I am trying to find an apartment (by myself) or a home for rent (with two friends). We can’t afford to buy at the moment but we are having trouble with locating decent properties to rent. Either they are way above budget or they don’t have any appeal at all. I am looking in the Mercer, Somerset, Burlington counties of New Jersey as well as the lower Bucks County region of PA. Thanks in advance for any advice!

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As a first-time buyer, getting on the property ladder is fairly daunting at the moment. There seems so much uncertainty withing the economy….is it best to wait and see what happens over the coming months? Would you buy a house right now?

Passive Income

I was thinking something along the lines of 1/8 inch thick plate steel for the box, welded and lag bolted to a steel ibeam sunk about 8 feet with concrete poured around the base.

Anyone else have ideas?
Our box and pole has been stolen/smashed/whatever more than 30 times in the past 5 years.

Never been able to catch anyone.

I once chained a rubber mailbox (the ones that are supposed to be indestructable) to the telephone pole and it stayed for a while, until one morning when I walked out to a pile of goop melted around the chain….

Anyway, if anyone thinks there might be liability issues from making such a strong box, what about cars that crash into telephone poles? I’ve never seen a utility company sued over that. Plus mailboxes are federal property I believe.

Anyway, if there’s still a liability issue about that couldn’t I just have guard rail put around the box?
I’m in the country. People use sledgehammers on brick mailboxes. I don’t care if a car bends the mailbox. I’ll have them pay for it. If they’re lucky their liability insurance will cover it lol.

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I have seen two property corrections in my lifetime, 1972 and 1989. Everything is cyclical and I feel we are due for another bumpy ride.
This government has encouraged rampant houseprice inflation to a point where my kids, who have full time work with large PLC’s, cannot afford to purchase their first house.
Economic prosperity has to be earned, not given away. Our debt levels in this country are enourmous. Property prices have crashed in Japan, America, Spain and France etc. We cannot remain aloof from a global downsize.
Tax the buy to let brigade who borrowed excessively against rising prices to finance their expansion and tax the second home owners.
These high prices do no one any good.

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