A few mortgage products I can recommend:
New Line Equity Pre-Foreclosure Acquisition Services
We show people how to acquire the title of homes that are facing foreclosure in their desired area. The title is yours, the mortgage stays in the other persons name, and you’ll just pay onto that loan each month as the new owner of [...]
Q:Yuk, I know. There is also damp coming through the walls, and the lads upstairs have LOUD parties. My partner started a new job on Monday (yesterday) and we want to get out, QUICK. Only thing is, we don't want to move into another rented house, as we want to buy soon and moving costs a lot of money. The Rat Problem has intensified this urge to buy, but has my partner been in his job long enough to get a mortgage (He was freelance before) based on his new salary?
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Large BTL portfolio hits the market? Anyone agree? Look at the Ropewalk Court apartments, they are all different, each have a unique property reference! Nottingham leads the way.
Ouch.
Q:i am not a happy bunny rabbit,
im up here in sun kissed glasgow and a ftb, so we have the offers over system. I went it view a house priced at offers over ￡95K, probably a fair bit underpriced but the area is relatively dodgy, not a problem for me as i have plenty of heavy duty mates and aint exactly a short !!!! myself.
Anyway i put a bid in of ￡141K on the closeing date on the assumption that while it was the most i was prepaired to pay and while a lot of others were in
Q:Evening all
My boyfriend and I are in debt and therefore cannot get a mortgage at a reasonable rate. We have now lived with my boyfriend's mum for over a year (its been almost 3!!) which is a requirement of the 'right to buy' option. Anyway, we provisionally have a mortgage at 7.5% which isn't that bad considering. This mortgage is a joint one between boyfriend and his Mum. The only problem is that my boyfriend's mum is 73 – too be fair she is in good health b
Q:I have posted something along the lines of this before, but things have moved on a little since, so I'm sorry if some of you have read this before but I urgently need some fresh opinion on this…
I moved house just about 2 years ago, and decided to keep the first house on to rent out. in that time, things haven't really worked out and I am now selling to cash in on its equity. Contracts have been signed and things should start happening soon. The potential tax implications
Q:Evening all
My boyfriend and I are in debt and therefore cannot get a mortgage at a reasonable rate. We have now lived with my boyfriend's mum for over a year (its been almost 3!!) which is a requirement of the 'right to buy' option. Anyway, we provisionally have a mortgage at 7.5% which isn't that bad considering. This mortgage is a joint one between boyfriend and his Mum. The only problem is that my boyfriend's mum is 73 – too be fair she is in good health but what w
Q:Hi,This is my first post on this site. I am looking for some advice or suggestion on my particular position.
I have a flat which has no mortgage worth ￡100,000. I owe ￡15,000 (credit card and Tax debt). I earn ￡16,500 which with overtime comes to ￡20,000 per annum.I want to rent out my flat ( rental of about ￡375 per month) and buy another house for about ￡110,000. I would like to roll up my debt into the mortgage. I don't have a deposit.
Do the figures add up?
Q:We've been in the process of selling house for 4 months now – and have been waiting to exchange contracts for the last 10 days. EA keeps saying any day now – have head umpteen reasons why its beeing delayed.
Just wish the solicitors would pull their finger out and get things sorted.
The delay is probably normal but can't help thinking that there's something wrong. How long can it take for a chain of 4 to exchange contracts?
Q:Hi All
I am in the process of selling a house that is jointly owed by myself and my ex-partner. The title deeds for the house reflect that each one of us owns an equal share
We are due to exchange and complete tomorrow but my ex is now claiming that I am not entitled to 50% of the profits from the sale, and has asked the solicitor to retain the money from the buyers until he and I can agree what proportion I am entitled to.
I have never heard of this be