0
What else can I help you with?
Can I change my down payment amount after my offer has been accepted?
Typically, changing the down payment amount after your offer has been accepted can be challenging and may require renegotiation with the seller. It's important to carefully consider your options and consult with your real estate agent or legal advisor before making any changes.
What are the advantages of a cheap fixed rate mortgage?
The advantages to a cheap fixed rate mortgage are that they offer rate and payment security in the sense that the rates or payment will never change especially over a period of time.
How can I get insurance for less than 20 down payment?
To get insurance for less than a 20 down payment, you can shop around for insurance companies that offer low initial payment options or look for discounts and promotions that can help reduce the upfront cost. Additionally, you can consider adjusting your coverage limits or deductible to lower the initial payment amount.
What companies offer business ideas for restructuring payment plans?
One can find a few companies online that offer business ideas for restructuring payment plans. 'Settle-My-Debt' can restructure payment plans on loans and other debts. 'Arrow Global' and '4R Business Recovery' also offer business ideas to restructure payment plans.
What companies offer a monthly payment mortgage calculator?
Many global companies offer a monthly payment mortgage calculator. Some of them are banks, financial support companies, and mortgage loaner companies.
Can I change my down payment amount after my offer has been accepted?
Typically, changing the down payment amount after your offer has been accepted can be challenging and may require renegotiation with the seller. It's important to carefully consider your options and consult with your real estate agent or legal advisor before making any changes.
Is a good faith deposit on a house binding to the seller if the party wants to purchase?
No. A "deposit" is not a payment, but rather part of the offer to purchase. An offer is not "binding" on anyone until it is accepted. Many sellers would make a counter-offer, which is not binding until accepted by the buyer...
Can a debt collector raise the settlement offer once they make a lower offer?
Not if you have a hard copy of the SIF (settlement in full) offer. If you have that and you are within the terms of the SIF (the payment due date has not elapsed) they will have difficulty raising the amount. I wonder why you would want to settle. Don't you realize how that is going to haunt you for years? If they offer you a settlement, demand a settlement letter prior to agreeing to any terms. Have them fax it to you immediately. Obviously answered by a non-lawyer. An offer to settle can be revoked or changed at any time before it is accepted. Even then, it may be necessary for there to be some written agreement, if it involves payments over more than a year (Statute of Frauds), or some payment or change in position based upon the offer or the acceptance of the offer (called consideration).
Are life settlement receipts taxable?
There is no clear cut answer for this question as the IRS to date has not provided definitve guidance. I also must make a disclaimer that I am not providing tax or legal advice, and it is always best to consult with your CPA. Generally speaking, the common accepted taxation belief for life settlements is as follows: The amount of the settlement offer that is equal to your annual premium payment - this amount of the offer would likely be treated as non-taxable. The amount of the settlement offer that is equal to the difference between the cash surrender value and the annual premium on the policy - this amount of the offer would likely be treated as ordinary income The amount of the settlement offer that equals the difference between the cash surrender value and the settlement offer - this amount of the offer would likely be treated as capital gains. Hope that gives you a good starting point.
Can a buyer change listing price if a full price offer has been made but not accepted?
No. Only the seller can change the listing price. However, there's nothing to stop a buyer from offering to purchase the property for a higher amount. In fact, this is quite common in what are known as "bidding wars."
How can an offer be accepted?
A contract (either written or verbal) has THREE requirements to be valid.1) An offer2) An acceptance of the offer3) A payment, or other thing of value, actually changing hands validating the agreement.
What kind of merchant services does Mastercard offer?
Mastercard is one of the largest supplier of payment processing and credit card services in the world. They also provide store and gift cards and are accepted internationally.
When does the IRS accept an offer in compromise?
The IRS accepts an offer in compromise when the amount offered is the most the IRS can expect to receive in payment. The IRS will consider a persons income, ability to pay, assets and expenses.
What are the advantages of a cheap fixed rate mortgage?
The advantages to a cheap fixed rate mortgage are that they offer rate and payment security in the sense that the rates or payment will never change especially over a period of time.
What discounts does state farm offer?
State farm offers many discounts. They offer multi policy discounts which would lower your payment amount if you insure multiple vehichiles, your home, and any recreational vehicles with them. They also offer safe driver discounts.
Can I reject a job offer I have already accepted?
If a person has accepted a job, but then decided to not work at the business, you can reject then job offer. It is best to contact the hiring manager and explain why you will be rejecting the offer.
What is the present tense of the word accept?
Accept is the present tense. Past tense would be accepted. ie. "I accept your offer" vs. "I accepted your offer".
