So are you planning on renting out your other house??
Depends on who it is . I don't want it trashed . It's a 4 bedroom Bi-level 1500 sq ft with 2 1/2 car garage . Rent or sell , lease ??? I dunno yet .
What are the specs of that new house? That looks like an awfully nice house for only $140k.
Hope it all works out for you, that house looks badass!
are you related to the guy who was looking for a co-signer on a mustang? recently?
damn, scott, thats sweet. if it doesnt work out for you...........give me the contact info on the house.![]()
Just being devils advocates here. If you have 20k cash, I would sell off the cars to get another 8k for the 20% on the new home. I would struggle with the two payments until the current house, sold or rented. Or join one of the many and just give it back to the bank. Seems like the new house is a good deal.
Let's open a used car lot!
Too much hassle . TIREKICKERS galore !!
PM sentWe can sell guns too :secret: that should make a statement.
What company are you going through for your mortgage?
Actually I want to risk my money - The house will definitely go up in value .
Not sure why you guys are all laughing at him. It's called hard money lending, and it happens all the time. If he's putting down 20k, and if it really is a good deal, they may do it for him. As long as the lender will win if he defaults, and there is enough cushion in this declining market, they will lend the money. It's normally done for rehab and investment properties. In this case and in this market it might not work. He'll be risking his 20k and paying finance charges. If he defaults, the lender dumps the house and keeps his 20k. It's risky for the borrower, but you can't make money without risk.
Be careful with this statement. It will not "definitely" go up in value, unless you are renovating it or there are other circumstances. Even then, it is not a sure thing.