Comments for Remortgage Mastery

Comment on What happens to the house after a divorce with children, England? by Mr law

Mr law — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 20:53:52 +0000

looks like you just posted an essay question and pretended it was a real life problem to try and get an answer

Comment on Wells Fargo offers mortgage assistance to troubled Arizonans by nancy galbreath

nancy galbreath — Fri, 27 May 2011 21:23:31 +0000

I have a question regarding my property which I share jointly in title and mortgage with my husband. Can either party apply and obtain a second mortgage, equity line of credit or the like without the knowledge or signature of the other party?

Comment on How do you remove a name from the mortgage without a remortgage / buyout? by kat

kat — Fri, 20 May 2011 23:24:17 +0000

I don’t know what to do for the best,,My ex-husband want’s me and my boyfriend to buy him out but there is no equity on the house and he want’s me to give him 15k my ex says that is the only way he will come of it… me and my boyfriend have been paying the mortgage the last 2yrs and redecorating the place i dont know what to do for the best any help plzz

Comment on Will interest rates go up in 2011 by JOHN GRUNDON

JOHN GRUNDON — Wed, 18 May 2011 19:38:42 +0000

Honestly i don!t see interest rates rising this year. with the economy still very fragil, with many more fore closures comming this summer,gas prices up, food prices up. people are hurting. my gut tells me interest rates are falling or staying about the same. Any increase in the interest rates would crush an already shakey economy

Comment on How do you remove a name from the mortgage without a remortgage / buyout? by T1

T1 — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 19:30:35 +0000

In a divorce, the craziest decision during property settlement would be to remove one spouse from the deed via quit claim deed and still have the spouse remain on the mortgage. I made the foolish decision 3 years ago and I have regretted it ever since.
As part of my alimony, I paid the mortgage for the past 3 years. I at least knew the bills would be current, so i didn’t really worry. Now the 3 years are up, and my ex spouse will not pay the mortage. On top of that, the home has been abandoned for the past several months. The pipes froze and the home was flooded with water. Even with Court intervention, which so far has proven useless, I have no legal right whatsoever to handle the matter. But, I am still responsible to pay the mortgage! The home is about $150,000 underwater due to the extensive damage! My ex spouse refuses to cooperate and allow me entry to the home or pursue the insurance company. She promised me during the divorce that she will do anything to destroy me. Trust me friends, do not remove your name from the deed and stay on the mortgage. Don’t be a fool like me.

Comment on What is the best European countries to find work in? by dnf

dnf — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 08:16:49 +0000

The one that suggested Ireland doesn’t know what he’s talking about…
Ireland economy is really bad and there is almost impossible to find a job…
I would recommend Norway too… I live here and I love it…
Sure, it’s expensive but the wages are also good.
And norwegians speak fluent English… even the children. You can easily talk to even 8-10-year-old…
Lithuania, Bulgaria and France… I wouldn’t be so sure about the language and getting a job in there…

Comment on How can I use my home equity to protect against a former boyfriend who was not married? by Elvie Kelso

Elvie Kelso — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 10:39:57 +0000

I am not going to tell fibs, you have bewildered me here – How can I use my home equity to protect against a former boyfriend who was not married?. I know that you intended well and you manifestly understand what you are speaking about, but I cant say that I get where you are coming from. An article a day keeps the commentaries flowing.

Comment on How can I get my creditors to remove the default, so I can remortgage? by bushtucker

bushtucker — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 19:16:14 +0000

Speak to the default issuers/creditors, after looking up on the net the general concencus is ask.
I had 4 ccjs & 4 defaults from a rough patch when wife at uni.
I’ve asked & i’ve pleaded, now i have only 1 ccj & 1 default remaining.
Be prepared to pay or offer to pay something – you messed it up so they aint likely to help if the debt is genuine, the money it saves by becoming prime isn’t worth calculating. (“,)

Comment on Is my husband entitled to half of my house? by Zaksta

Zaksta — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 23:00:21 +0000

He is entitled to half if you are married, which is part of the deal, you come into this kemitraan.Hal no different than a woman who lives with a man and later married – she is entitled to 1 / 2.Fakta you have children stay at home will make a difference, but it can only delay the inevitable. May decide that they can be kept in the family home until they complete their education at which point you could be forced to sell or pay his half.

Comment on Is my husband entitled to half of my house? by cottontail

cottontail — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 22:41:04 +0000

Sorry I think he will be entitled to half. I did the same – I have inherited a house and then sell and buy a new common name. When we separated I had to give half! .