Comments for Easy Property Selling http://www.easypropertyselling.com Sell your property fast Sat, 09 Jan 2010 22:58:03 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on OK. Let’s say I have a 100K approval for a loan but the house I found is 40K. How much should I borrow? by Dizzy_Lizzy http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/comment-page-1/#comment-301 Dizzy_Lizzy Sat, 09 Jan 2010 22:58:03 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/#comment-301 The lender will only approve you for what you’re paying for the house. If the purchase price is $40K, your loan is for $40K. You can get UP TO $100K. That doesn’t mean they’ll give you $100K no matter what. If you want money for repairs, talk to your lender about ways to make that happen. <a href="http://www.insurancequoteindex.com">Insurance Quote Index</a> The lender will only approve you for what you’re paying for the house. If the purchase price is $40K, your loan is for $40K. You can get UP TO $100K. That doesn’t mean they’ll give you $100K no matter what. If you want money for repairs, talk to your lender about ways to make that happen.

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]]> Comment on Is it unethical or hypocritical for a childless couple to buy a house in a good school district? by godged http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/comment-page-1/#comment-310 godged Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:26:25 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/#comment-310 Interesting question. The government allows senior housing developments, MH parks and apartment buildings. However, I suspect that if an area attempted to enforce a "families with school age children" only policy, they would meet with a host of lawsuits. I don't think it is unethical to live in a good school district without children. Your home is an investment, and as you pointed out, being in a particular school district can enhance value. <a href="http://www.graduate-business-school.com">Graduate Business School</a> Interesting question.

The government allows senior housing developments, MH parks and apartment buildings. However, I suspect that if an area attempted to enforce a “families with school age children” only policy, they would meet with a host of lawsuits.

I don’t think it is unethical to live in a good school district without children. Your home is an investment, and as you pointed out, being in a particular school district can enhance value.

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]]> Comment on Is it unethical or hypocritical for a childless couple to buy a house in a good school district? by J S http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/comment-page-1/#comment-309 J S Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:48:47 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/#comment-309 no the world doesn't revolve around people with children, even though people with children act like it does <a href="http://www.blueribbonreviews.com">Blue Ribbon Reviews</a> no the world doesn’t revolve around people with children, even though people with children act like it does

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]]> Comment on OK. Let’s say I have a 100K approval for a loan but the house I found is 40K. How much should I borrow? by Vite http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Vite Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:02:15 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/#comment-300 I think a 25% its a reasonable extra <a href="http://www.gamecheatcodesforps2.com">Cheat Codes For PS2</a> I think a 25% its a reasonable extra

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]]> Comment on OK. Let’s say I have a 100K approval for a loan but the house I found is 40K. How much should I borrow? by Uh huh, go on I'm listening http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/comment-page-1/#comment-299 Uh huh, go on I'm listening Tue, 05 Jan 2010 06:22:15 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/#comment-299 Well, keep in mind you'll likely want to make changes, possibly carpet or hard wood floors, might need new appliances, etc... I wouldn't borrow the entire approved amount (no need to get too far over your head if it's not necessary) but I would go for an additional 20k for things like I mentioned. <a href="http://www.strategicforextrading.com">Strategic Forex Trading</a> Well, keep in mind you’ll likely want to make changes, possibly carpet or hard wood floors, might need new appliances, etc…
I wouldn’t borrow the entire approved amount (no need to get too far over your head if it’s not necessary) but I would go for an additional 20k for things like I mentioned.

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]]> Comment on Is it unethical or hypocritical for a childless couple to buy a house in a good school district? by Phil http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/comment-page-1/#comment-308 Phil Tue, 05 Jan 2010 05:27:11 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/#comment-308 the neighborhoods in a good school district will lose money because if the Teachers are childrenless, There will be no schools to begin with. But in the rounded matter of your question, no one would live up to that, but some will, causing a mass tug of war situation between economy and school reserved areas. Sadly, one of the two will have to go down. Economy is based on Homes, Banks, and Taxes and so on. If no one purchases a home, Banks will be foreclosing homes like crazy (may sound familar in Southern California Due to overpriced homes that no one can afford unless you have a good job.) Now, Schools are a tricky topic because no matter what school district, their will be a number of failing students. This will cause an uproar for the failing to be a huge waste of time for being reserved students. When another child in an unaffordable home could have been in the same kids shoes and did not fail. But this may not occur. but chances are still their. With harsh thinking you do pay for school, by paying for lunch, vending machines, fund raising and all of the "blind" things we won't care about because lunch is only 2 Dollars. But when you have 700 to 1000 kids with 2 dollars will range $1400.00 to $2000 a day. A lot of money Monday through Friday huh? As a social opinon I think "reserving" homes for people with children is bad in every aspect of your money, my money and everyones money period. People would not switch homes for good school districts anyway, it can be pricey. <a href="http://www.bankruptcychapter.net">Bankruptcy Chapter</a> the neighborhoods in a good school district will lose money because if the Teachers are childrenless, There will be no schools to begin with.

But in the rounded matter of your question, no one would live up to that, but some will, causing a mass tug of war situation between economy and school reserved areas. Sadly, one of the two will have to go down. Economy is based on Homes, Banks, and Taxes and so on. If no one purchases a home, Banks will be foreclosing homes like crazy (may sound familar in Southern California Due to overpriced homes that no one can afford unless you have a good job.) Now, Schools are a tricky topic because no matter what school district, their will be a number of failing students. This will cause an uproar for the failing to be a huge waste of time for being reserved students. When another child in an unaffordable home could have been in the same kids shoes and did not fail. But this may not occur. but chances are still their. With harsh thinking you do pay for school, by paying for lunch, vending machines, fund raising and all of the “blind” things we won’t care about because lunch is only 2 Dollars. But when you have 700 to 1000 kids with 2 dollars will range $1400.00 to $2000 a day. A lot of money Monday through Friday huh?

As a social opinon I think “reserving” homes for people with children is bad in every aspect of your money, my money and everyones money period. People would not switch homes for good school districts anyway, it can be pricey.

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]]> Comment on OK. Let’s say I have a 100K approval for a loan but the house I found is 40K. How much should I borrow? by Heather http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/comment-page-1/#comment-298 Heather Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:04:22 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/#comment-298 It depends if the house needs urgent repairs. If not, don't borrow more than you need. Seriously, you'll regret it. <a href="http://www.getintoharvardbusiness.com">Get Into Harvard Business</a> It depends if the house needs urgent repairs. If not, don’t borrow more than you need. Seriously, you’ll regret it.

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]]> Comment on OK. Let’s say I have a 100K approval for a loan but the house I found is 40K. How much should I borrow? by NoWay http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/comment-page-1/#comment-297 NoWay Sun, 03 Jan 2010 18:48:40 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/387/ok-lets-say-i-have-a-100k-approval-for-a-loan-but-the-house-i-found-is-40k-how-much-should-i-borrow/#comment-297 Unless you are using a very specific FHA loan you can not borrow more. Concessions (closing costs, escrow....etc) are a separate issue than money for a home rehab. Ask your lender specifically about the FHA loan 203(b) (I think that is the specific loan name) many lender are either a) not familiar with the program or b) are unable execute the loan because they are not certified to. Either way if this is the road that you want to travel and your mortgage guy can't get you the 203(b) go to someone else that can. Best of luck <a href="http://www.cash-advance-online.net">Cash Advance Online</a> Unless you are using a very specific FHA loan you can not borrow more. Concessions (closing costs, escrow….etc) are a separate issue than money for a home rehab. Ask your lender specifically about the FHA loan 203(b) (I think that is the specific loan name) many lender are either a) not familiar with the program or b) are unable execute the loan because they are not certified to. Either way if this is the road that you want to travel and your mortgage guy can’t get you the 203(b) go to someone else that can. Best of luck

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]]> Comment on Is it unethical or hypocritical for a childless couple to buy a house in a good school district? by molly http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/comment-page-1/#comment-307 molly Sat, 02 Jan 2010 14:18:41 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/#comment-307 I don't think that this is unethical or hypocritical. It would be very discriminatory to all if we were restricted in our choice of residence. Besides people who buy homes in or near a school district pay property taxes, part of which go to fund the school in their area, whether they have children or not. These areas usually have better value and therefore property taxes are proportionately higher, which gives the schools more money to work with, making for a better school, which in turn makes for a better community. Besides a young couple buying in a community like this, may be looking to the future of their own families when they are ready to start. <a href="http://www.reverselookupwhitepages.com">Reverse Lookup White Pages</a> I don’t think that this is unethical or hypocritical. It would be very discriminatory to all if we were restricted in our choice of residence. Besides people who buy homes in or near a school district pay property taxes, part of which go to fund the school in their area, whether they have children or not. These areas usually have better value and therefore property taxes are proportionately higher, which gives the schools more money to work with, making for a better school, which in turn makes for a better community. Besides a young couple buying in a community like this, may be looking to the future of their own families when they are ready to start.

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]]> Comment on Is it unethical or hypocritical for a childless couple to buy a house in a good school district? by kckid2 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/comment-page-1/#comment-306 kckid2 Thu, 31 Dec 2009 15:20:09 +0000 http://www.easypropertyselling.com/389/is-it-unethical-or-hypocritical-for-a-childless-couple-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/#comment-306 If folks have to meet certain conditions to live in a neighborhood, does this not violate the Civil Rights Act? I think it does. I don't see the conflicts you raise, not at all. If we start restricting the right of buyers for reasons such as the one you mention, then might as well trash the Constitution and raise statutes of Lenin. I see your point. I just don't see that it should infringe on the liberties of others. <a href="http://www.onestopreviews.com">One Stop Reviews</a> If folks have to meet certain conditions to live in a neighborhood, does this not violate the Civil Rights Act? I think it does. I don’t see the conflicts you raise, not at all. If we start restricting the right of buyers for reasons such as the one you mention, then might as well trash the Constitution and raise statutes of Lenin.

I see your point. I just don’t see that it should infringe on the liberties of others.

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