If one wants to save the most money possible, would it be cheaper to rent out a mobile home, apartment, or to buy a foreclosure? Which one is the CHEAPEST and will save me MONEY?
Hi Bill, lol, thanks you mentioned that. Thought I’d reword my question. Townhomes are usually expensive.
Two solid houses for sale 3668 & 3670 Vine Street. Both homes are 2 family with 2 bedroom up and 1 bedroom down. We are willing to carry seller financing and open to all offers1
I have a trust fund worth ,000 that i get when im 18, and im set on buying a foreclosed home or apartment, but what is the best way i can go about doing this? im planning on paying in full, but will i be taken seriously because im only 18?
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So unfortunately my husband and I are going through a foreclosure right now. When the economy started getting bad my husband lost his position and this process started. It’s by far the hardest thing we have ever had to go through…I am so scared that we are never going to have the opportunity to buy another house and that we’re going to be stuck in a rental home or apartment forever. What do you think?
Okay here’s my situation I am currently separated. When I left my home we had a buyer for the house and were set to go to settlement in 2 weeks. I moved into an apartment. The deal fell through. I found another buyer and that deal is falling through as well. My options are to go back to the house, giving up my apartment, or to let the house go to foreclosure. If I let the house go to foreclosure and subsequently file bankruptcy, how long will I have to wait typically to buy a house?
I’m planning on moving into my own place but instead of getting an apartment I would rather move into a home that would allow me to do a lease purchase or rent-to-ownbeing that I am the single parent of a 2 yr. old son and am taking care of my sick father. I just would like to have some research so that I could way my options
Im looking for someone that can help me with 100% seller Finance can you please reffer me to a company that does seller financing anywhere in the united For Apartment?
Thought I’d reword my question. Townhomes are usually expensive.
