Home Equity and Refinancing

By refinancing the loan in your own name.

It will take at least 4 years under current conditions to recover your credit enough to be considered for a new mortgage. That's if you become the perfect credit consumer. Perfect payment history and perfect credit to income balances.

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Yes. First half for the current year is due on or before December 20th. The second half is due on or before May 10th of the following year. For example, real estate taxes for 2010 are due on the following dates:

First Half - 12/20/2010

Second Half - 5/10/2011

If you lost the home or no longer own it you can do chapter 7 (if eligible) and have this debt eliminated. If you are still in the home and want to keep the home but reduce or eliminate the second look at a Lien strip through Chapter 13.

Levy is by a county or municipality for taxes owed. A lien is for money owed on a home or money borrowed against the home.

If you owe back taxes, then IRS or State taxing authorities may file a notice of lien and a notice of levy, but they are totally different. Tax levy is much more serious and usually a levy is the last tool that the IRS will use to collect the tax debt. When IRS puts a lien on your home, they are doing this to assure they will get paid if you sell it. Having a tax lien will affluence your credit rating; you may not get a new credit card or sign a new lease because liens are public record. If you get a levy on your home, it means the IRS is taking action to collect the debt.

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Nothing.

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No.

Just like the receiving of the loan was not taxable.

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It depends on where you are. There is no national handgun registration and only a handful of states require it.

Of course as long as you have the income to support both loans. If you are past due with your school loans the process will be much more difficult.

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But Clapton does a nice tribute.

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No, a mortgage is a debt, and can't be bankrupt. Only a debtor can be bankrupt, i. e., unable to meet obligations as they become due.

If you mean, can you file bankruptcy and either surrender the property (c. 7) or get caught up by a c. 13 plan, yes, of course.

First of all, a §1031

Like-Kind Exchange only applies to

property used in a trade or business

or held for investment purposes.

Therefore, you cannot take

advantage of §1031 if your home

is involuntarily converted. Second,

the rules under §1033 are much

more flexible than the rules under

§1031. For example, the sales proceeds

in a §1031 Exchange must be

held by a Qualified Intermediary

such as the ES Group until they are

used to purchase the replacement

property. However, the property

owner can hold their own funds

in a §1033 Involuntary Conversion

Exchange. Also, when dealing with

property that is used in a trade or business, or held for investment

purposes, the taxpayer has 3 years

to purchase the replacement property

instead of the 180 days one

would have in a §1031 Like-Kind

Exchange.

Then the landlords mortgage will go into default and if he/she continues to not pay the mortgage the property will be foreclosed on, and yes, you will be left in on the street. there is nothing that says (unless it is in specifically in your rental agreement) what your land lord has to do with the money.

No.

When any one has a credit amount that you could possibly receive it could be a good thing for you.

Tax credit is a possible amount that you could qualify for IF you meet all of the rules that have to be met for that purpose. You can have a refundable credit amount or a nonrefundable credit amount. And it could be possible that either one could reduce the amount of your federal income tax liability once your federal 1040 income tax return is completed correctly down to the last line on the 1040 income tax return.

I drank some by accident I'm freaking out man!!!!

The worst thing that can happen to you is that you get a bout of diarrhoea.

It depends on what you mean by bad credit. FHA financing technically has no minimum credit score requirement but in January they announced an increased in the down payment requirements from 3.5% down to 10% down if credit score is below 580.

Additionally, since FHA does not lend directly, the actual lenders may have their own more restrictive guidelines (they're called "overlays") that restrict their loans to folks with credit scores above a certain number (typically 620) or charge a higher fee or rate below a certain score.