Archive for the ‘Mortgage’ Category

My mother recently passed away and my sister and I inherited her house that had been set up in a living trust by our father decades ago. Her son moved in after my father died and has lived in the house with my mother for nearly a decade rent free in exchange for [...]

I’m 9 weeks pregnant and been having severe nausea for the past 6 weeks, all day, every day. I told my OB/GYN that I was so sick, I had to leave work early everyday, and asked him if he could fill out my FMLA papers so I wouldn’t get fired (I work for corporate drones, [...]

And are there any % guarentees on purchase price? Will it change my status from home owner with homestead, senior and disability exemptions to another status? Are the rent payments completely deductible from the purchase price, or only a portion with the balance paying for the RE taxes and insurance to be subtracted? Can [...]

I believe the time is right. The country, led by FOX, CNN, & Fiscal Conservatives, is saying ‘NO’ to socialist Healthcare reform & Insurance for 50 Million uninsured. So let’s purge the system of the filthy LBJ socialist programs while the iron is hot! I’m a strong Blue Dog and enough is enough!
The plan is [...]

My parents want to remortgage, they came to the end of their fixed interest rate. Due to some health problems that kept my father and works part-time working mother. I currenty live there, but in the future. Can I be added to the mortagage so they can remortgage?

I am a client with a certain company and I am paying back a loan, not a mortgage, but I had the disability insurance, and they paid 10,000 of a 14,000 loan, now they are telling me I owe 12,000. I asked how they figure, and they couldn’t tell me. I told them i was [...]

My husband and I currently own a house in CT and if we are sold, we want it for $ 200,000 (we are currently 30th year Fixed mortgages, with total assets of approximately $ 152,000) for sale. We would like to MO, where the houses are cheaper and can say that we buy a house [...]

I can pay money for a house and then left in cash for 50% of the home. People tell me to get a loan because rates are low. But closing costs several thousand dollars would be. A tax deduction for interest makes no sense … Why pay $ 10,000 in interest savings of $ 3000 [...]

I have completed 30 credits earned in hard course in accounting and business management in connection with the University of Phoenix. Then, if I my credits at Florida Atlantic University tranfer tried, they would not accept my credits from University of Phoenix. I think I was from the University of Phoenix led astray and I [...]

I read part of the IRS Pub 936, but I think I’m missing something. When I (briefly) to read as long as the mortgage value of less than $ 1,000,000 (is married filing jointly) and is used to buy my house, my interest is fully deductible?


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