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I have a house thats going to go into forclosure that I cannot afford, but I've been making the paymetns on the line of credit. Because the loc is attached to the house, whats happens when it goes into forclosure?
You will have to ask your lender, but I'm pretty sure that your HELOC will be attached to the house and you will lose it too. You can't have a HELOC with not property to attach it to.
A home equity line of credit (HELOC) can provide a flexible alternative to a traditional fixed or variable mortgage. A HELOC gives you access to ...
Hello everyone, I need to move to another location. Can I take a home equity line of credit on my existing house to pay for the down payment of a new home, and then sell the first house that I used for the line of credit? Are there any restrictions to do that? Can I avoid the fee that I will get if I sell the first house early? Thanks.
I agree with the first answer. You will have to disclose the source of the funds on the purchase of the new home so that they can calculate the debt ratio correctly.
I would add that it will be difficult to get a home equity loan if the home is listed for sale. Get the home equity loan first if at all possible.
Otherwise what you are looking for is a bridge loan. Some lenders offer them only if they have the purchase loan on your new home so take care to make all of the arrangements in advance so that you don't end up in a jam.
You also need to consider whether or not you will be able to get the home sold quickly for what you owe on it or be able to carry both houses while your current home is on the market. Without having your current home sold, you will have to qualify with all the payments in your debt ratio and you have no idea how many people have bought a home thinking there current home would sell only to go broke trying to carry two payments and then let the one on the market go to foreclosure.
Good luck with the move and be careful. There are worse things than renting for a while where you are going.
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I sold my house in July 2006 for $188K. I had a $47K line of credit on the house, which was paid off when the house sold. The house loan balance was $120K. And, I paid, of course, realtor fees, etc. Is the LOC $47K considered part of my sales profit? Do I have to pay taxes on it? I also bought a house in Oct 2006 for $129K.
A single taxpayer has shelter from $250,000 of profit on the sale of their home, a married couple has $500,000 shelter. It looks like your profit is under the Capital Gains minimum. Therefore, you don't have to say anything about it on your taxes; just as long as you meet the requirement of living in the house for "2 out of the last 5 years"
If you were there less than 2 years, your gain is computed by adding what you paid for the house and the cost of all your improvements, then subtracting that from your sales price. Your loans have nothing to do with it.
I owned a small corporation and my mother took out a interest only line of credit loan against her free and clear house and loaned it to me for my buisness. my buisness did not work and was forced to shut down.Is thier any way my mothers loan can be forgivin with either because of a "bad investment" without losing her house.Is thier anything i could do or any channels i may go down to investigate this further? I at this point am paying only the interest on it personally every month.
You better take out a loan to pay back dear mom.
I need a bank who will refianance me or offer a credit line. I will have my house for 1 year In may and I currently owe $ 542,865.76 and country wide is saying It's estimated for $ 581 and another bank Is saying $561 any suggestions on what I can do b/c I'm super In debt with credit cards.
Unfortunately you might not be able to do as you want at this time.
You might have more mortgage than you have home as indicated by what your Countrywide and another bank has told you.
Not only that you probably have an added weight of a pre-payment penalty, which in your case is probably two years in duration.
There is not lot that this or any other forum can tell you.
About the credit cards you must take care of them someway, credit counseling might be a way. Check out all avenues available to you. When you go to those counseling bureaus or companies the mortgage industry almost count it as declaring bankruptcy for the purpose of getting a loan or refinancing.
Call your card companies and work out something with them. You might have to turn in a few credit cards and keep a few that have the lowest rate. Those that you turn make arrangement to pay a lower monthly payment.
Those that your decide to keep continue paying them.
I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.
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