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piggiesnakie

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gmakerley1

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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 2:15 pm Post subject:
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To be a little more specific here...
becoming an owner of your parent's home will have an impact on you in a couple of different ways. First of all, it will not affect your ability to be a "first-time homeowner" under most, if not all, programs that are now available.
However, when the time comes for you to go and purchase a home, you will need to be able to demonstrate that you have not been making payments on the mortgage on that home. Documentation you will need would be evidence that your parent was making the payments (copies of cancelled checks are helpful, as are bank statements showing payments coming from the parent's account). If payments on that mortgage have ever been late, you may be held liable by the company with whom you are trying to obtain a mortgage. Therefore, make sure that your parent never fails to pay.
In the meantime, keeping your own credit record spotless and credit usage to a minimum will help you in qualifying when the time comes. |
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