Mortgage Home Equity Loans
answers to mortgage and home equity loan questions
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Smartest way to pay debt refinance, home equity loan or a payment plan?
Posted on March 6th, 2010 6 comments. . asked:
I have debt totaling 30,000. I own a home in which I have over 150k equity in. I want to pay this debt once and for all. What would be the smartest way to do this? Should I refinance, take a home equity loan or set up a payment plan? My mortgage rate is 5.375 so refinancing would put me into a new higher rate since rates have gone up. I also have access to $10,000 in my 401k that I could borrow. I just want to make the right decision here. Any help would be great! Thanks.
COURTNEY -
investing my home equity into profitable property?
Posted on April 29th, 2009 2 commentssparkinharley asked:
this property is all long term renters 6 unit Grossing an income of 35,580.00 …per yr . total Operating exp. $13,500 so there is a profit of 22,260.00 which can pay off my home equity loan in a short time. the property is listed at 139,900 I would offer $105,000 i can get a home equity loan up to 45,000 to cover the 25% down payment which will lower the mortgage payment.
the owner is older women , her hubby has passed away and cant do much anymore. I was assuming this would be a good investment cause I can do 99.9 % of any repairs if needed. I was thinking keeping this investment cause, after the home equity loan is paid off, i ‘ll have additional income to pay off this property sooner all apartment are up to date also
would this be a good investment ??
JIM -
Is this a smart investment , using my home equity?
Posted on February 26th, 2009 3 commentssparkinharley asked:
this property is all long term renters 6 unit Grossing an income of 35,580.00 …per yr . total Operating exp. $13,500 so there is a profit of 22,260.00 which can pay off my home equity loan in a short time. the property is listed at 139,900 I would offer $105,000 i can get a home equity loan up to 45,000 to cover the 25% down payment which will lower the mortgage payment.
the owner is older women , her hubby has passed away and cant do much anymore. I was assuming this would be a good investment cause I can do 99.9 % of any repairs if needed. I was thinking keeping this investment cause, after the home equity loan is paid off, i ‘ll have additional income to pay off this property sooner all apartment are up to date also so what do you think
CRUZ





