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Closing date when building a home?
We are building a home here in the state of south carolina. Our home should be finished at the end of August 2012. We received a letter in the mail today saying our closing date will be april 25th 2012. Isnt that a little soon? We were expecting the closing to be after the home was finished. We plan on calling the mortgage company tomorrow morning to find out whats going on. Also, if the closing date is actually april 25th, does anyone know if we will need to have the downpayment on that date or just the closing costs? thanks

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Help, getting debt to income sorted to buy a house.?
Okay so I'm doing everything I need to be doing. Saving money and paying off and lowering any debts. I currently have 2 loans and 1 credit card with a balance all other credit cards are at zero balance. I am working on getting the credit card at 30% or lower balance and one of the loans I will be paying off within a few months. I just have a question regarding the other loan. We owe about 22-24 months (around $9500 at 422 a month) on this loan and got it while my husband was working at a different job where he made considerably more than he currently makes now. Unfortunately he was laid off from that job and is now making less. We can still afford to pay the loan but I am concerned about when we apply for a mortgage they will see this as a big monthly debt. Should I look to refinance the loan for an additional year so 3 years a lower payment and interest? Is it better just to keep the loan as it is in order to not open a new loan? It will probably be 3-4 months till we go to a mortgage company for pre-approval. Any help is appreciated! Sorry, the credit card is not at 30%! I meant, I was trying to get the balance under 30%, but the interest on the credit card is 9.9%.

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Mortgage refinance for the disabled in Massachusetts? HELP!?
Hello, a while back my mom became disabled in a serious accident (she is a single parent, and I'm in college with a crumby part-time job, so she is the only significant income in our family), and now she is on social security disability. The problem is that there is now a big difference in our finances and the mortgage is over 100% of our total income, and we obviously can't afford it! We have cut every corner to the point that we can't even fix broken things and the house is getting very dilapidated (it's over 100 years old to begin with), and to boot, it's our family home that 3 1/2 generations grew up in! So we will do anything not to have to leave. Of course we want a lower mortgage, that would fix everything, but our mortgage company only sees us as "Just plain not making payments" (even though we tried to pay partially, they don't consider anything less than the full amount paid at all) and won't even TALK to us about it. The people who answer their phones are very incompetent and have no authority to do anything- I could go on forever about how awful they are, but still. Anyway, I've read many things on the internet about people with disabilities having a million and one options for owning a house, and getting loans for one, but they never actually say what to do to get a refinance or save an existing home! This house means the world to us, and someday I'd hope to inherit it and pass it along to my children (God willing) so we really need anything we can get... The mortgage has been here for years and we only have like $80,000 or so left I think out of a couple hundred thousand, so that doesn't seem like it should be that hard, but so far no one has been able to help us. We went to a lot of support groups and agencies "supposed" to help low-income people save their houses from this housing bubble fiasco thing as of late, but nothing. Absolutely nothing. We've even had to be in bankruptcy to stall them auctioning off the house before! So please, I hope someone can help us, anything useful would be great :(

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