Sunday, August 15th, 2010 at
1:00 pm
Have you rented out your house? Are you not living in that house any more, is your property being let out? Don’t you think you need to insure your property or house that is rented out in order to allay any damages caused to your building and to recover the cost of damage? Whether your house has been inherited from your ancestors or you have shifted to another location, you need to ensure that your renters pay you money on time.
Rent damage can be caused by several reasons:
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Saturday, July 10th, 2010 at
12:55 pm
I don’t own the property. It’s basically been abandoned for years. I have been putting docks in every spring and renting them out. Is this illegal?
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Sunday, June 20th, 2010 at
9:36 am
She went into detail that it was safe to do and included how sucessful she had been with it. Her boyfriend was the orchestrator and he recieved 8000.00 of the 20000 i got and she made sure of that. The program allows the sellers to use my good credit for a fee,pay off their mortgage and pay the mortgage for 12 months so that they can improve their credit and repurchase their property.All this while they are allowed to remain in the property for the 12 months.They were only held accountable for paying the property tax and insurance which they did not pay and I just found out that is in my name as well. Now when I call any of them they tell me that I will have to take care of it. I am on disabilty and currently suffer from mental health. They told me some risk were involved at the interview all the sellers said for certain they just needed time and they would get their property back. So far one sellers did not come back and now I am stuck with a over priced distressed property. Help!!!!!
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Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 at
9:40 am
The property in located in a primarily low income neighbored. Agreed sales price for the property is 30K due to a distressed seller. Similar property two doors down is on the market for 60K… on the market for over 100 days. The one for 60K is in good shape. This property for 30K needs minor works… an investment of 10K would make it perfect. This property for 30K is currently rented for 0 a months for almost a year and half. Tenant always makes good on rent… but market rent for the property should have been 0+ a month. Tax and insurance on this property is 0 a month. I have 10K in savings. I was going to put ,000 down and finance the rest. So, is this a good deal/great deal/ or bad deal. Would you buy this property?
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Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 at
3:59 am
I thought any mortgage with less than 20% down will automatically be paying for PMI (primary mortgage insurance). Why has this not minimized the bank losses with recent foreclosures? Why am I paying it?
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