Mr sammy headdon
Dear sir or madam, could I get help with my mortgage if I lost my job? I'm thinking I may get help with the interest element of it.

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ERNIE
When I retire should I take a portion of my retirement in a lump sum to pay off my mortgage of 50,000.00 and establish a home equity line of 516.00 for the next 22 years at 7.5 percent interest? 20 percent of the lump sum would be taken off the top in taxes. I also have a military retirement and would be eligable for social security.

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 chels 
I am thinking of selling my home and relocating to a more prestigious area, where the housing cost are double what they are in the area in which I currently reside. Should I sell my current home, which has lost about 50K equity over the past 90 days, and invest in a property in the better area, where housing prices have dropped as well? or should I keep my home and purchase a small condo in the more desirable area, and wait for the housing market to shift?

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rsw7777
I'm 73 years old. Do you think a reverse mortgage is the route to go??

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Miss jeena jhuman
hi, I paid about 19646.00 inhome interest how much will get back from this amount?

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George
If I already have a mortgage on my home and want to refinance is it better to get it done before or after the start of the new year?

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percentage %
This is a math question - if I bought some property for $122,000.00 and my friend paid $450.00 per month for 9 months and I paid $450.00 for 9 months also but I then took over the full amount but before that I had to pay about $6,000.00 dollars to save the property. I then sold it for $210,000.00 dollars what percentage should I have to give my friend from the profit amount of $88,00.00 since he only paid for 9 months but I also have to mention we did use his credit to purchase this property. I thank you for a speedy answer.

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Ms Joyce Darden
Advantages/disadvantages of reverse mortgages? Should I consider a reverse mortgage?

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Shana
Is it possible to get a home loan to buy a first house even if one has very bad credit?

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capone
What is a years purchase multiplier?

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Ms Susan Lines
I am 57 years old. I have approximately $90K in a 401k and ING account. I am selling a home in Idyllwild, CA. . I work in La Jolla, CA, earn $65k. I live in La MEsa, CA and pay rent of $1285.00.

After the sale I will realize about $111k. I am looking at small homes in La Mesa within the price range of $450k. I have been pre-qualified - no other debts.

After I put down the 20% and pay for closing cost, I will have about $15k in reserves.

1) Should I buy now? Homes in La Mesa are high, but remaining stable, and the forecast is that they will remain stable for sometime. I am also looking into foreclosure property??? If I buy now, I would not be able to contribute to my 401 until next year. OR

2) Should I save for a year about $1000k a month to increase my reserve. I would also contribute to my 401 of which my employer will match up to 3%. I would be contributing 6%.

Which is best. I plan to close the escrow in the fall, so I will have the majority of this year's tax advantage of owing property.

If I don't purchase for another year, then I will pay more taxes unless I contribute more to the 401 and tithe 10% of my income.

Help! please - which is the prudent way to go.

Also: I am working for a new bank of which the Chairman of the Board has been very, very successful with banks outside of California. I have been offered a stock option. If I don't buy this year, I thought maybe it would be a good idea to exercise my stock options costing $10,000?

What would you advise?

Thank you - Susan

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Mr ricky barden
Can I get a mortgage on a static mobile home?

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Mr Wayde Rathbone
Whats the average APR for fixed mortgages in the UK?

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Mr greg cort
I’m a US citizen working overseas. How logical would it be to buy an investment property and hire a management company to take care of it? Keep in mind that I’ll be 5000 miles away working in Europe.

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Mrs Clarissa Childress
We are getting ready to buy a house. I wanted to know when I ask my credit union for a home loan and found a house, could I get my credit cards bills covered in the loan to pay them off?

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Mrs vicky Pegg
Were do I find a good mortgage adviser?

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coming on thru
I understand there are what's called 'in house mortgage companies' where they don't sell your mortgage to other companies. I've found two so far, is their a way to get a list?

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coming on thru
When getting a mortgage through a 'BROKER" Don't we pay a lot more? Isn't there a way to get a mortgage without a broker?

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Ms L. Kemp
Before the divorce if a woman allows her name to be removed from the title of their home for a small settlement up front can she somehow have it put back on once she has come to her senses? Could she claim that she signed under duress?

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