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larry

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jeffselan


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erb1953

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Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 7:09 pm Post subject:
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Many people get frustrated with renting, it is like throwing money away, but with home ownership alot of responsibility comes, as you are aware right from the beginning with all the repairs needed in this home. It sounds as if you have gotten some pretty good advice here, the only thing that I would to add is that maybe if you get the first mortgage that you may qualify for a lower rate second mortgage to do the repairs on the home or a personal equity, get fixed what you can just to get in the house and make the others while you are living there, this will free up the money that you are presently paying for rent so that you can put this into your home.
Are you having someone come in and do the repairs for you or are you capable of doing any of them yourself? A water system is pretty easy to install and it will save you the money by not paying a plumber. But if you don't have the skills then you will have to have the pros come in and it will cost you more.
Have you looked into anything that the others here have suggested, I would take this advice and go with it. Goodluck, I hope you have a good outcome and that you soon get into your new home so that you can stop paying the money in rent. Please keep the forum updated on your progress, I am sure everyone here is interested in how things turn out. |
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jbarto65

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