Comments for Real Estate Foreclosed http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:37:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Why Uncle Sam Wants you …to Purchase a Home! by Mollywobbles http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1749 Mollywobbles Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:42:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1749 Hopefully you signed a contract or at the very least have a receipt showing you bought the house for however much you paid for it. If you do then you'll be ok. If not then you might want to talk to a lawyer.<br><b>References : </b><br> Hopefully you signed a contract or at the very least have a receipt showing you bought the house for however much you paid for it. If you do then you’ll be ok. If not then you might want to talk to a lawyer.
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]]> Comment on Easy Home Loans by Noneya http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1745 Noneya Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:42:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1745 With just your husbands income it may be possible with an FHA loan. There are a couple of questions though. How long has your husband had his current part time job? How long and why were you out of work? Based on a 30 year fixed FHA loan with a rate of 5.125% and loan amount of $280K you would be looking at an estimated monthly payment of $1,979.57. This number includes estimates for your home owners insurance and property taxes. Let me know if you have more questions.<br><b>References : </b><br>I'm a mortgage banker/broker With just your husbands income it may be possible with an FHA loan. There are a couple of questions though.
How long has your husband had his current part time job?
How long and why were you out of work?
Based on a 30 year fixed FHA loan with a rate of 5.125% and loan amount of $280K you would be looking at an estimated monthly payment of $1,979.57. This number includes estimates for your home owners insurance and property taxes.
Let me know if you have more questions.
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I’m a mortgage banker/broker

]]> Comment on Why Uncle Sam Wants you …to Purchase a Home! by Brandi http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1748 Brandi Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:40:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1748 He should have made sure tha the wanted to sell before you all went through the paper work and expenses. Tell him that you are really sorry but you aren't interested in selling it back to him!<br><b>References : </b><br> He should have made sure tha the wanted to sell before you all went through the paper work and expenses. Tell him that you are really sorry but you aren’t interested in selling it back to him!
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]]> Comment on Easy Home Loans by ☼AstrologerJuliAnne☼ http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1744 ☼AstrologerJuliAnne☼ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:40:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1744 If your combined income is 60k you will not get a loan for a 300k house. You just don't have the income to support it. Even with 20k down, that is still a 280k loan. 20k isn't even 10% down. How much are you going to be bringing in from your job? With the hubbys income only, I would say you shouldn't go over 180k for a house. Also, have you been out of the job market for some time? Is the job you just got one in the same field you had previously? The reason I ask is, they like to see steady income or employment for 2 years.<br><b>References : </b><br> If your combined income is 60k you will not get a loan for a 300k house. You just don’t have the income to support it. Even with 20k down, that is still a 280k loan. 20k isn’t even 10% down. How much are you going to be bringing in from your job? With the hubbys income only, I would say you shouldn’t go over 180k for a house. Also, have you been out of the job market for some time? Is the job you just got one in the same field you had previously? The reason I ask is, they like to see steady income or employment for 2 years.
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]]> Comment on Why Uncle Sam Wants you …to Purchase a Home! by max333 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1747 max333 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:38:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1747 Ask him to go to hell. Don't sell it back to him. What does he think he is, a 2 year old ? (risk severing ties with him,,he's a jerk)<br><b>References : </b><br> Ask him to go to hell. Don’t sell it back to him. What does he think he is, a 2 year old ? (risk severing ties with him,,he’s a jerk)
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]]> Comment on Easy Home Loans by papi_aka_papi http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1743 papi_aka_papi Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:38:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1743 That really depends on your FICO score, get your credit report and if you don't have a FICO above 700 most banks wont finance you. A good way to go is through a builder, they will finance you directly and obviously the more you put down...20-30% is good.... the more likely you will get financed. other things are considered like length of employment, credit history so make sure your credit report is accurate and worth the trouble.<br><b>References : </b><br> That really depends on your FICO score, get your credit report and if you don’t have a FICO above 700 most banks wont finance you. A good way to go is through a builder, they will finance you directly and obviously the more you put down…20-30% is good…. the more likely you will get financed. other things are considered like length of employment, credit history so make sure your credit report is accurate and worth the trouble.
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]]> Comment on Why Uncle Sam Wants you …to Purchase a Home! by Fannie http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1746 Fannie Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:36:48 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes-for-sale/why-uncle-sam-wants-you-to-purchase-a-home.html#comment-1746 <b>I purchase a home from my uncle in Feb.05&6 months later he said he didn't mean to sell,& now wants it back</b><br> He don't want 2 buy it back he wants me 2 give it back, now he is takeing me 2 court because he says he made a mistake but he spent $16,800. what 2 do, he's the only uncle I have, but he's a liear. I purchase a home from my uncle in Feb.05&6 months later he said he didn't mean to sell,& now wants it back
He don’t want 2 buy it back he wants me 2 give it back, now he is takeing me 2 court because he says he made a mistake but he spent $16,800. what 2 do, he’s the only uncle I have, but he’s a liear.

]]> Comment on Easy Home Loans by arihavenkris http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1742 arihavenkris Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:36:39 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosed-homes/easy-home-loans.html#comment-1742 <b>home loan, how easy it is to be approved based on my situation?</b><br>i just got a permanent job and my husband is permanent part time and earning 60k anually, we don't have any debts to pay and has a savings of nearly 20,000 , is it easy for us to get a home loan of 300k? and how much interest and roughly how much a month are we paying for the loan...thanks in advance home loan, how easy it is to be approved based on my situation?
i just got a permanent job and my husband is permanent part time and earning 60k anually, we don’t have any debts to pay and has a savings of nearly 20,000 , is it easy for us to get a home loan of 300k? and how much interest and roughly how much a month are we paying for the loan…thanks in advance

]]> Comment on Using Private Money to Fund Your Real Estate Deals by GO TIDES!!! http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosure-investing/using-private-money-to-fund-your-real-estate-deals.html#comment-1741 GO TIDES!!! Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:48:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosure-investing/using-private-money-to-fund-your-real-estate-deals.html#comment-1741 Delete this immediatly. this is a huge scam that has just been going around. it was on oprah. someone will email you with a long story about how they need money, etc to make people sympathize then take all their money. and also, woulnt it be a clue if it was a boy whose name was amber!? ugh<br><b>References : </b><br> Delete this immediatly. this is a huge scam that has just been going around. it was on oprah. someone will email you with a long story about how they need money, etc to make people sympathize then take all their money. and also, woulnt it be a clue if it was a boy whose name was amber!? ugh
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]]> Comment on Using Private Money to Fund Your Real Estate Deals by hauntedtreehouse http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosure-investing/using-private-money-to-fund-your-real-estate-deals.html#comment-1740 hauntedtreehouse Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:46:59 +0000 http://www.real-estate-foreclosed.com/foreclosure-investing/using-private-money-to-fund-your-real-estate-deals.html#comment-1740 delete the email message and mark it as spam. it's a scam ignore it. never answer these kinds of messages. EVER.<br><b>References : </b><br> delete the email message and mark it as spam.

it’s a scam

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