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1. Bank doesnt get the equity. They can force a sale and they get the balance owed on the loan. The equity goes to your estate/heirs. (And attorneys fees lol) 2. Even if your heirs make the payments, 1 may occur because most mortgages require a payoff in the event of the debtor's death.
Loll um what... The first part is utter untrue. Once you die, surviving family notify the bank. And the loan payments are frozen until probate is finalized or the loan is paid out from the estate. You cannot simply continue to pay a dead person's loans. What a clown.
Proof, your paying tax in life AND in death. Greedy SOB gov wants to scrap the meat off your bone when you are alive and turn around and rob your grave for every penny they can take.
I'm currently considering moving to Westminster for a job, butttt I don't have a car, would you say it would be livable with a bike? I'm coming from a major city and I love the area and hiking spots nearby. I did find rentals near the job site and about a mile from essentials
Nice where are you moving from? I’d say you should be ok with a bike, there is good public transportation with buses and stuff. Not great but good if you have a bike! Hope that’s helpful.
I just saw another guy say the EXACT same thing VERBATIM! Do you guys REALLY know what you're talking about, or are you just spewing someone else's words? Seems pretty clear to me which one.
Don’t most financial Institutions that you may have an account with an interest with, require that they run your credit to see if you’re eligible for a new/better rate?
My Mom did a transfer upon death with her home, vehicle and put me on as beneficiary on her investments... I'm so grateful she took the steps she did... I can't imagine going thru probate and trying to figure all of that out (or more so the court figuring it all out for me) and taking such a big amount of everything my Mom owned.
Why does your math not add up 4,742/.32 is 13k And your first statement was 3386 were did that other 1500 come from? 3386 is close to your 9.5k ending statement. Let alone down payments can easy change this number. So nice playing with the numbers
Just gloss over that $50k down payment like it's nothing.... So not only do I need to make $10k a month to pay the mortgage, but also have saved every bit of that $10k a month I was making for almost half a year while somehow spending absolutely none of it to survive.... Hmmm...
And no one I know even comes close to making almost $5k a month. I could have made it simpler... you want to buy a 500k home? You need 500k. Lol or 500k / 12 = roughly $42k a month, $10500 a week. I'll pass, thanks!
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@@Denver.real.estate in the UK many years ago we have council houses (effectively government owned properties you could rent). Margaret Thatcher brought in a policy called "right to buy" which on the face of it I fully support. It basically meant you as a tenant could then buy your home from the government. What the government needs to do is set up the same system and then reinvest that money into building more houses (which they didn't do last time). I'm not saying everyone should buy houses or have to go through the government but to get first time buyers on the ladder you need to give them a chance. You CANNOT put down roots or start a family without having a place to call your own so ring fencing a bunch of small starter houses that can't be snapped up by professional land lords who are buying multiple homes at a time is just sensible imo. Plus the government could offer better deals than commercial enterprises. The Government doesn't have to make a profit it only has to be self funding or even slightly subsidized. It also would help the conservatives because in the UK at least people get more right wing as they settle down and become part of a community. This is why the conservative party here is struggling with millennials because very few can afford to save for a deposit (down payment). We need to stop treating houses as assets and more as basic necessity. The government could even do far more politically courageous stuff to build houses faster. We have a massive issue with convict reoffending in the UK because people can't find jobs after they get out. You could set up an apprenticeship that cons could complete during the last 3 years of their sentence (non violent of course and with trackers) and then when they get out they could have an instant job offer from the government to work in a department for housing (equivalent to HUD in the USA I think?). Two birds with one stone. I'm not saying force them into it of course but I bet you a bunch of cons would sign up if they knew they were getting a job at the end of it. Hell you could even fast track them to get houses through this scheme. Say you build them so you can buy them. I think there are lots of things governments could do to help young people own property and stop them from being perpetually unable to get out of the rental sector but they flat out refuse to do ANYTHING. Even building damn houses to increase supply seems impossible for our government to achieve at the moment.
I appreciate your thoughtful suggestions for addressing the housing crisis. It's important to consider the impact on first-time buyers and communities.
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@Denver.real.estate dollar hegemony yes and that's a big deal capitalism itself indeed. Make sure you don't get your news about China from Peter zeihan and instead from Carl zah
Cut expenses or make money with another activity! I know it sounds simple and redundant and, maybe even stupid, but that’s the best possible solution. I’ve had friends that I’ve worked in a second or third job just for the down payment amount for a few months, and to get everything squared away.
