Archive for January, 2009
After the Mortgage is paid off on a foreclosure household, What bills do I still have to pay yearly?
Saturday 31 January 2009 @ 4:27 pm
I tried looking up clear answers but I getting mixed ones. People on here are saying a person who owns a house after paying off the mortgage only has to pay for -
Insurance fee
Maintenance Tax
Property Tax
Some other people are saying that a owner would just have to worry about the yearly property fee.
Now, I understand the yearly Insurance fee is important but is it a good idea to build a fense around your property to prevent someone from injuring on your property so you wouldn’t have to deal with a person from sewing you?
Also, what is the maintenace tax all about? is this not madatory like the yearly insurance fee?
I’m located in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Saturday 31 January 2009 @ 3:44 am
If I have medicall bills outstanding, can they take away from my return? Also, since my foreclosure was through a bank, will it hurt my return too?
Friday 30 January 2009 @ 8:55 pm
i have really bad credit and i wanna fix my credit.i cannot get a cell phone with my bad credit or a loan.so does anyone know any good and low cost credit repair services.plz answer my question.
Friday 30 January 2009 @ 9:35 am
Is anything about the FHA loans going to change on Oct. 1st?
If so, do I need to be completely finished with the entire loan process by then or at what stage?
Friday 30 January 2009 @ 4:41 am
I recently bought a house and no inspection was made prior to closing,(AGENT ADVISED) but now it turns out that the water pipes are missing throughout the house, can I report this to anybody?
Wednesday 28 January 2009 @ 2:01 pm
Just a general question here…
FHA loans often require contingencies for home inspections. I also hear that foreclosures are often “as is” and the bank won’t accept contingencies for home inspections. Is it tough to buy a foreclosure with an FHA because of this?
Wednesday 28 January 2009 @ 9:08 am
Wednesday 28 January 2009 @ 12:58 am
An estimated 2 million adjustable rate mortgages are scheduled to reset by the end of 2008, going from low introductory interest rates to higher rates that in some cases will double or even triple the monthly payment. Its called predatory lending. Thats our money that they loan out after we deposit our paychecks, Its regulated by us, but its regulated in favor of profits for the banking industry. Cant one of us go pay off some senators?
Tuesday 27 January 2009 @ 9:39 pm
I want to start a credit repair business and need to know the resources that can help me to get started.
Tuesday 27 January 2009 @ 9:24 am
i want to refi my car because like an idiot i agreed to a 7 year loan on it and dont want to pay for it for the next 6 and a half years so i wanna do a shorter loan even if it means higher payments, has anyone had a really good experience refinancing a car?





























