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It sounds like you would be expecting a refund. You owe your mortgage payments even if your house gets destroyed. If you paid six months ahead your money is gone. You won't get it back but it would reduce what you own on your mortgage. However, if you have a mortgage then it is likely you have homeowner's insurance that would restore/repair your dwelling.You may also be expected to make your monthly payments. If you are contemplating this type of move it would be best to discuss it with your mortgage company before you send in any extra payments.
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A mortgage calculator can be used to find out if it is worth it to refinance your monthly payments, if it will lower your payments and if you would save on interest and fees. By entering your data you can decide if it is worth it to refinance your home mortgage.
Depends on the house..... but in theory no.
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No, It's expensive and sells out months before it takes place. It's cool and worth going at least once though.
Coral homes are very expensive and sought after. Therefore, they are worth approximately a great deal of cash to home owners, lawn mowers and house movers.
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You could try refinancing for an extention, for example; if you have 12 months left to pay, get a loan for 24 months. You will end up paying more interest in the end, but your payments will be lower. Another option, sell the car for what it is worth then get a loan to pay off the rest of the car in order to get the title and sign it over to the new buyer. The difference ($4000) you had to take a loan out for can be paid off a bit easier than the whole amount. Another option, get a second job to afford the car.
Yes there is some worth. You get royalties from it (payments).
Perhaps the car is worth more than the remaining payments!
Amortization is just another name for the monthly payments you will be making. It is not a type of loan.