Redfinnians hello,
I wanted a quick minute to introduce myself as well. My name is Greg Whelan, and I’m excited to jump in and be part of this debate on the Internet for real estate in Chicago .
Although I am not new for redfin or real estate, and I’m pretty new at this forum so any advice or help I could get would be greatly appreciated Is
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Do not hesitate to communicate with me if you have any questions, or need any help. We look forward to seeing what the market as is the case in 2011.
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- I have a house in the last year in the suburbs of Chicago, the hometown $ 220K – 20% of the price does not fall much further, such as last year, you pay the mortgage debt early by making extra payments for more than the principal in this economy? I acted
I hope someone here can tell me how to start with broker price opinions related companies. I know it’s a way to earn extra income. I would appreciate any help.
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- I have a house in the last year in the suburbs of Chicago, the hometown $ 220K – 20% of the price does not fall much further, such as last year, you pay the mortgage debt early by making extra payments for more than the principal in this economy? I acted
I hope someone here can tell me how to start with broker price opinions related companies. I know it’s a way to earn extra income. I would appreciate any help.
I would first make sure you have no other debts (i.e. credit cards, vehicle loans, student loans). If you have any of those pay them off first. Then if that is done then make sure to have 3-6 months of expenses in a money market type account, as an emergency fund. If you are worried about some thing in the future like a job loss I would recommend 6 months maybe more. Then yes go right ahead and pay more on the mortgage and pay it off soon as possible. It is never a bad time to get rid of any type of debt. It dramatically lowers risk…. I’ve never heard of anybody’s house being foreclosed on when they didn’t have a mortgage.
Depends what you can spare. If you throw in a little extra money here and there it can save a lot in interest. Look at your amortization schedule or a mortgage calculator online.
You could also argue that interest rates are so low right now that there’s no point in paying extra because you’re borrowing so cheap.
The answer is not the same for everyone as it has much to do with your age, your tax bracket, your financial security, and how long of a mortgage loan you have. If you can afford to pay more principal without hardship, and are in an age situation where it would good to pay off the loan quicker, then it is never a bad thing. If however, you rely upon the interest tax deduction, and you do not have a high cash flow you may want to just pay the standard amount. While homes were rapidly increasing in value it did not make a lot of sense to pay ahead because the increase in value more than off-set the increased interest payment. Obviously that has all changed these days with either flat or sometimes decreasing home values.
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mortgage compaies can not use a BPO or AVM’s. Due to the fact they are not accurate. Stick to selling real estate and I will stick to appraising prop.
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