No is not really the case. You own the house and have the deed. They have rights if you default but they don't own the house.Question to current owners:
Will I have the deed while on mortgage? Technically until the house is paid off the mortgage bank owns the house right?
No is not really the case. You own the house and have the deed. They have rights if you default but they don't own the house.
Not sure exactly.Is it called a warranty deed or deed of trust?
I will ask for a copy and see. I know it has the words deed on it.Is it called a warranty deed or deed of trust?
STILL waiting for this mortgage company to call us back. Smh
do you own in BX or Chicago? idgaf about Chicago (no diss) but drop whats useful bout Bronx real estateBuying my house was fairly simple. They raised the closing and was a couple days behind getting the keys but overall it was cool.
Upkeeping is a bitch tho. I finally got around to cleaning the garage. I'm not sure how I cluttered it in the first place. Then I had to take down some trees. I need to purchase a lawn mower and leaf blower because paying these dudes is no longer an option
Outside work alone is a turnoff from owning a home
Neitherdo you own in BX or Chicago? idgaf about Chicago (no diss) but drop whats useful bout Bronx real estate
do not work in BX. just thought it'd be cheaper than BK.Neither
I do know Bronx property is the worse outta all the 5 boros (My opinion)
Depending on how deep into the city or BX you work you'd be better off living in the burbs (Yonkers, Mt Vernon, Pelham)
It is but you won't be getting more space, a nicer home, or better neighborhoodsdo not work in BX. just thought it'd be cheaper than BK.
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What about a townhouse? The yard sizes are usually reasonable.Thinking about a condo. We don't like yard works either and condos safe during hurricanes. But it doesn't appreciate or hold value as well as a single house, not to mention the exuberant HOA fee. Yuck!
Thinking about a condo. We don't like yard works either and condos safe during hurricanes. But it doesn't appreciate or hold value as well as a single house, not to mention the exuberant HOA fee. Yuck!
Those prices don't make sense to me. 100k for that much house. That is crazy.