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Nobody’s Home asked:
Do you make two payments at the same time? Or does that mean that if you had a 30 year mortgage you now have a 60 year mortgage or something else.
Do you make two payments at the same time? Or does that mean that if you had a 30 year mortgage you now have a 60 year mortgage or something else.
I’m sorry if this is a lame question. I’m 17 and haven’t bought a house yet, and I’m just curious.
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MrJones3941 asked:
Wife and i are going through a foreclosure and im about to file divorce due to domestic violence by her. Weve been married 1.5 years with no children and both names are on the mortgage and both on the title. Property was purchased after we got married about 10 days. This is in Illinois.
Wife and i are going through a foreclosure and im about to file divorce due to domestic violence by her. Weve been married 1.5 years with no children and both names are on the mortgage and both on the title. Property was purchased after we got married about 10 days. This is in Illinois.
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Gary asked:
House A was paid for and I took out a second mortgage to help in the purchase of House B. I now live in house B (with it’s own mortgage interest that I can write off). House A remains empty and unsold. Can I also write off the interest on House A?
House A was paid for and I took out a second mortgage to help in the purchase of House B. I now live in house B (with it’s own mortgage interest that I can write off). House A remains empty and unsold. Can I also write off the interest on House A?
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poofu02 asked:
I purchased my home about 4 1/2 years ago through a local mortgage company. They sold my loan to Countrywide. I **** Countrywide. I can never talk to an actual person when I try to call them. I just want to switch to a different company. Can I do this? Any recommendations?
I purchased my home about 4 1/2 years ago through a local mortgage company. They sold my loan to Countrywide. I **** Countrywide. I can never talk to an actual person when I try to call them. I just want to switch to a different company. Can I do this? Any recommendations?
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