when admonishing Obama’s involvement in the exploitation of our lower classes?
Right on, poopsie. You tell it, Girl!
Sky, if you don’t know anything about Warren Buffet’s manufactured housing empire and you don’t know the background of the question, you would probably do well not to answer it. You’re the one spewing hatred. I asked a legitimate question.
…and ranting about that which you know nothing about, I might add.
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I bought two condos for $120,000 each and now the price has dropped to $40,000 each, I still owe the bank $80,000 for each condo, how do I get out of this deal without hurting my credit, both these condos are rented but the rents do not cover the monthly payments I have to pay $300 out of pocket, PLEASE suggest the best alternative in this case. Thanks
So far, the only real failures in the economy are:
–banks (and toxic housing loans)
–Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae (home loan owners)
–AIG (insurer of real estate derivitives)
Have you liberals figured out why the bail out bill is being used to pay off democrat political pacs and interest groups?
I currently have Sallie Mae loans. As many of you know they will take you to the bank on interest and other fees. Does anyone have any advice on who might be willing to consolidate these god awful private loans. I don’t want to be in debt forever! Any great advice is greatly appreciated!
Interest rates (Sallie Mae) will most likely be going up on July 1. I have received many, many offers in the mail to consolidate my school loans (these are similar to credit card offers). I do want to lock in at a fixed lower rate before rates increase. Currently, rates vary from 2.75% to 4.75%. What do I need to know to not get screwed? Are some companies more reputable than others? How would I find out? Are there hidden fees to be worried about? I graduate this June.
House mortgage is 67,000 at 6.5% interest
Student loans is 65,000 @ 8.0% interest
Current retirement savings is 40,000
You can take the interest on student loans as a tax deduction on your taxes without itemizing which is a plus
I am age 36.
i’d like to ensure my privacy during this difficult time. thanks for the help in advance.
I am entering my junior year in college and next year I plan on living off campus. Because I’m at school on scholarship and loans, it would be cheaper for me to live off campus but I don’t know how to go about acquiring a student loan specifically for off campus living. How do I go about doing so and where should I look. I would really appreciate specific suggestions… Thanks!
