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July 10, 2010

Buy a Home Without Needing a Mortgage Or a Deposit

Oliver J Darraugh asked:




If someone said to you that you could get onto the property ladder and not have to go looking for a mortgage or pay a large deposit, would you believe them? Actually, it is possible to buy property this way when you choose to rent to buy.

The benefits of renting to buy

Here are some of the many benefits of renting to buy

* There is no mortgage to take out initially;
* From moving into the property you have ownership;
* Very low start-up costs, typically around 2% of the property price;
* We do not have a share in the property, you have 100%;
* If you build up equity in it and you decide to buy, this equity is yours;
* Your rent is deducted from the price you pay, its not wasted money;
* You are buying the property over a time that works for you.

Make your rent work for you not your landlord

If you are renting now and can only dream of one day being able to move into your own home, a rent to buy solution may be ideal for you. Right now, any rent you pay each month is dead money, as you have nothing to show for it. You could be paying rent each month with the option of buying the property and your rent would go towards reducing the price you have to pay for the property in the future.

You only have to find a small outlay to get on the ladder

To own your home this way there is an initial small outlay to get started; however, this is nowhere near the 20% deposit typically asked when you take on a mortgage. With us, usually it is in the region of 2% of the price of the property. This money is then deducted from the final purchase price of the property when you buy, typically 3 to 5 years down the line.

Your fate is not sealed

Of course, anything might happen in 3 to 5 years and when you choose to enter into a rent to buy option, your fate is not sealed. When you take out a mortgage, from the moment you sign on the dotted line you have a large debt and monthly mortgage repayments around your neck. If anything untoward were to happen during this time, which meant you wished you had never entered into the agreement, then you have to face the consequences. When you rent to buy, we understand that you might have second thoughts and so when your rental period is reached if you should decide not to go ahead and buy, you can simply walk away. There is no pressure on you and you have nothing more to pay us.

My credit rating is bad I cannot get a mortgage

If you have a bad credit rating then this may be holding you back from obtaining a mortgage. Again, the rent to buy scheme we offer may work in your favour. You do not have to apply for a mortgage to buy straight away, you can move into a property and have time, generally between 3 to 5 years, to rebuild your credit rating and get back on your feet. Of course, you are not losing out as you buy the property at the agreed price and if you build up any equity in it, it is yours if you decide to buy. However, you also have the option of walking away if things do not work as you had anticipated.

Yolanda

July 28, 2009

do you think i ca get approved 4 a mortgage loan 4 135k if i make 25k and my husband make 28k. we have been?

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valcinn asked:


renting the home and paying the whole mortgage 1078 a month and now want to purchase the home.. we have no dept he has student loans 18k-20k but its deferred. i just dont want to rent anymore i would rather own being that we pay the whole mortgage anyway

TYRONE

July 13, 2009

Owner finance or should I do a home mortgage with a credit score of 530?

cocoa asked:


My family and I are tired of renting. I have a credit score of 530 and admit that I have a bad history of paying on time. I base it on importance first of all. For example, I pay my rent on time every month but I always pay my loan payment about a week late every month. I am planning on paying off 3 loans that I have with my income tax. I should be saving about $420 a month. I calculated that if I pay $500 a month now in rent, I can contribute an additional $400 in paying for a house payment. My husband also just got on disability so this would help out as well. I should be getting a dollar raise next month also. I make about $21,000 a yr but next year should be better. I have been employed for 2 1/2 yrs at the same place and dont plan on going anywhere else. What is best for my situation? I tried buying a home last year but I went with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage since I have a checkings account there. Basicly the guy there told me he couldnt help me with a 500 score and that owner finance would be my best bet. I have looked into owner finance but havent found too many homes out there. My lease ends in a few months and I am tired of living in the bad neighborhood that we live in. I really need some advice. Which would be my best option? Should I wait for my raise next month? Should I wait a month or 2 after I pay off my loans during income tax? Honestly, we want something where we can get the taxes and insurance escrowed.

WILFORD

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