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change lease agreement ex-boyfriend signed?
Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jun 28 | Real Estate Investing Chatter
my friend and her boyfriend signed a lease together, then about 2weeks later they broke up, after signing a year lease, “but no one can move in or out within 6 months” she wants her friend to move in and her ex to move out but she doesnt know if she can change the lease agreement HELP?, more 
and Will $15,000 in savings cover my move to New York City and where can I realistically live? I am moving to NYC in January to pursue a graduate degree in fashion merchandising. Financial aid and private loans will cover tuition and academic expenses, but I obviously am going to need a lot of $$ for the move, rent, furniture, etc. Unfortunately once I get there I don’t know how much time I will have to work for $$, what with internships and at least 6 classes (I have experience waitressing in high end restaurants so I might be able to do that 3 nights a week).
I don’t expect I’ll have much more than $15,000 in savings by the time of the move. About how long will this last me, assuming I pick up SOME kind of paying job by mid-Jan? Can I afford $1200-ish rent with roommates, or will I run out too quickly?
Additional info… I’ve been living in LA and Boston so I am not going to be awestruck by the cost of things, but I don’t really have parents or relatives who can front me $$.. it’s all me.
Thanks in advance!, more
and Joe loans Mary $10,000 on March 1. It is a 90 day, 10 percent note. The maturity value of the note is 10,500? Joe loans Mary $10,000 on March 1. It is a 90 day, 10 percent note. The maturity value of the note is 10,500
True or false
The amount of intrest mary will pay over the life of the loan is $250 true or false?
On march 31, mary and joe will each make adjusting entries to acrue Intrest expensr Intrest revnue and Intrest revnue respectively
true or false, more
Are there any "cash buyers" in chattanooga? Hello all-
We are real estate wholsalers. We constantly get great deals on properties but need “serious” cash buyers/investors to offer these deals to. We contract on properties that we then sell to our investors at 60-70& of the ARV. We negotiate the contract price with the home seller so that the estimated repairs, assignment fee and end buyer purchase price is less than 70% of the After Repair Value (ARV) of the home. This makes our deals very attractive to investors. We only charge an assignment fee of 2% of the contract purchase price on all deals regardless of the price, area or condition. Please contact me if you are an investor and email me your criteria. We may have a deal that you are interested in.
Thanks,
James S.
Simmons Holdings & Investments
www.simmonsholdings.org, more
and Buying a for sale by owner with bad credit.? So I’ve searched google and resolved questions and I can’t find the answer I’m looking for.
Long story short: My husband and I inquired about buying a home and the lady (realtor) that did the credit check and such said that we would have better luck buying a home sold by the owner. She said my husbands credit is “fair” and is 10 points below what it needs to be for her to assist us. I already know my credit wont help. It will take another year for it to be where I want it. We don’t have any current “dings” It is all old stuff that we accumulated separately before we were married and we are working on fixing it now.
I found a house that’s a for sale by owner that is in our price range. She told me that I would work with my bank and they would help me take care of all of the financial stuff. The thing is we have already been told by one person that our credit is too low, but to go with a for sale by owner. How is this going to work with bad credit? It doesn’t make sense to me.
She (the realtor from b4) also told us that based on our income and bills that we were approved for 200k. We are actually looking for anything under 140k. The house we are looking into buying now is 130k.
Should we wait another year until our credit is perfect or will we be able to get this home that’s for sale by owner? I don’t have a problem with waiting, but if we can get into a house now I’d rather stop paying my landlord $1000 a month for a little ass apartment when I can be in my own home with a pool for around the same amount.
we would also be using the VA loan, more
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