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Posted by jonSun on Jun-19-2009 01:08:

Re: Buying a home with a mortgage

quote:
Originally posted by ********
Hi,

Things are coming together pretty fast, and I feel like it could almost be realistic that the purchase of a home with the assistance of a mortgage could actually happen very soon.

I'm just wondering anyone who has used a mortgage to buy a home, how did the process go for you?

So far I've spoken with some brokers, and the real estate agent is preparing documents to send to close the deal.

How exactly is the best way to close the deal? The agent is likely going to send legal documents with a closing date for the payment. What type of time frame am I looking at for the financer/bank to provide the funds to effect closing via the mortgage once the broker has approved the mortgage?

Just wondering as I'm very blind to this whole process, and *knock on wood, it actually feels pretty solid at this point.




Last week you were gonna buy a motorcycle but you were a lil short on funds. Now your buying a house lol

quote:
So far I've spoken with some brokers, and the real estate agent is preparing documents to send to close the deal.


Did you pick the home outta a book & say "Ill Take It" ??

When i purchased my condo I searched 5 months. Im supposedly closing on a house on monday & its been over a year that I have been looking. Buying a home is a long process & thats not including financing.

Also are you buying a forclosure? If you are.. Good Luck


anyways wanna buy some swamp land in florida?


Posted by Slylee on Jun-19-2009 01:10:

it's a great time to buy right now if you have cash.

getting financed is a bitch....have to have perfect credit/history...i mean PERFECT.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jun-19-2009 01:11:

How are you going to finance the purchase of a house if you don't even have a job?


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-19-2009 01:13:

Re: Re: Buying a home with a mortgage

quote:
Originally posted by jonSun
Last week you were gonna buy a motorcycle but you were a lil short on funds. Now your buying a house lol


for real man.

unless you have a steady job with steady income; don't buy a fucking house.

its idiots like you that caused the housing market to shit on itself cause you got a mortgage for a $500,000 house and you can't even afford a 2bedroom apt in the ghetto.

btw, i have two mortgages on two houses.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-19-2009 01:18:

if the bank get one look at your resume there's no fucking chance in hell they will lend you the money.

seriously, get a fucking job (that's stable and regular). no bank will touch you otherwise.


Posted by Domesticated on Jun-19-2009 01:19:

I told you guys he would have a new project soon. Last week it was the mushrooms.

We need a stickied thread called 'The Adventures of ********' where he can post about his latest escapades each week.


Posted by Omega_Blue on Jun-19-2009 01:23:

no job, no credit experience = definitely no house.


Posted by Krypton on Jun-19-2009 01:25:

How can you pay for a mortgage when you'r on welfare?


Posted by The17sss on Jun-19-2009 01:25:

try Detroit. Houses there are selling for $100 in some places. No, that's not a joke. lol

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/de...omes/index.html


Posted by Slylee on Jun-19-2009 01:26:

there's bank owned properties 5 minutes from the beach in south florida going for under 100k


Posted by Krypton on Jun-19-2009 01:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
there's bank owned properties 5 minutes from the beach in south florida going for under 100k


In lauderdale or south beach?


Posted by junkproject on Jun-19-2009 01:27:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
try Detroit. Houses there are selling for $100 in some places. No, that's not a joke. lol

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/de...omes/index.html
Sheeeeeeeesh, that's my new crack house.


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-19-2009 01:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
there's bank owned properties 5 minutes from the beach in south florida going for under 100k


wow


Posted by spc on Jun-19-2009 01:28:

Is this house located on Baltic Avenue or Mediterranean Avenue?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-19-2009 01:28:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
try Detroit. Houses there are selling for $100 in some places. No, that's not a joke. lol

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/de...omes/index.html


yeah, but you're leaving out the taxes. ******** couldnt afford those


Posted by The17sss on Jun-19-2009 01:29:

the foreclosure issue in Florida (and no state tax) has me salivating. If I get rich in the next year, I'm fucking heading back home to FL!


Posted by Domesticated on Jun-19-2009 01:29:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
try Detroit. Houses there are selling for $100 in some places. No, that's not a joke. lol

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/de...omes/index.html




I would buy ten of those babies, do no work whatsoever, and hang onto them for fifty years. They would be my retirement fund.


Posted by The17sss on Jun-19-2009 01:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated


I would buy ten of those babies, do no work whatsoever, and hang onto them for fifty years. They would be my retirement fund.


lets invest together dude! $50 each per house.... you know even if we don't touch it for 20 years, we can sell it for more down the road. lol


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-19-2009 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by spc
Is this house located on Baltic Avenue or Mediterranean Avenue?



Posted by Rose on Jun-19-2009 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by spc
Is this house located on Baltic Avenue or Mediterranean Avenue?





Posted by Omega_Blue on Jun-19-2009 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
yeah, but you're leaving out the taxes. ******** couldnt afford those


don't forget paying for the land that the house resides on also- or is that usually included in the price of the house? i dunno, i've never bought a house before.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-19-2009 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated


I would buy ten of those babies, do no work whatsoever, and hang onto them for fifty years. They would be my retirement fund.


you'd have to be guaranteed a remarkable detroit revitalisation though. that city is going under, big time.


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-19-2009 01:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue
don't forget paying for the land that the house resides on also- or is that usually included in the price of the house? i dunno, i've never bought a house before.


taxes are totally geographically based.

my taxes in shreveport were about ~$300 a year.

they're ~$900 here in oklahoma. go figure.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-19-2009 01:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue
don't forget paying for the land that the house resides on also- or is that usually included in the price of the house? i dunno, i've never bought a house before.


nah, price is land and house unless things are done really differently over there.


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-19-2009 01:39:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
nah, price is land and house unless things are done really differently over there.


nope that's right. plus taxes and insurance.


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