Location: Virginia
Submitted 05/09/12 08:16 PM

Q. okay....my husband and I want to buy a bigger house we have out grown this one two kids ago but can not afford to pay two mortgages so was wandering what should we do.....is there any other way rather than staying here and waiting for someone to buy this one

 

Answer #1
Submitted 05/23/12 01:02 PM
Lorinda Ward Serving, Hampton Roads Virginia. Norfolk, Chesapeake, Va Beach (Keffer Realty): Agent in Norfolk, VA Lorinda Ward Serving, Hampton Roads Virginia. Norfolk, Chesapeake, Va Beach (Keffer Realty)
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Norfolk, VA

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Have you thought about renting out the home you live in now?  I know a lot of people hesitate about becoming a landlord but in your case it can help you.  If you want to know more please contact me, the real estate company I am with also offers property management.  We will find quality tenants, run credit checks, collect security deposit and monthly rent.  You will have the final say on who actually gets to rent your property.  contact me if you are interested.

Answer #2
Submitted 05/23/12 06:48 PM
Wallace S. Gibson CPM *, LandlordWhisperer (Gibson Management Group, Ltd.): Broker Owner in Charlottesville, VA Wallace S. Gibson CPM *, LandlordWhisperer (Gibson Management Group, Ltd.)
Broker Owner
Charlottesville, VA

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Talk to an area property manager about rental prospects for your house and discuss optiom of renting a NEW home and then RENTING OUT your current home

Answer #3
Submitted 05/23/12 10:01 PM
Laurie Clark CRB Angel Realty LLC Your Monument Realtor 877-575-7707 (CRB-CCSS-ASD-HBS-RSD-Denver Short Sale Agents): Broker Owner in Monument, CO Laurie Clark CRB Angel Realty LLC Your Monument Realtor 877-575-7707 (CRB-CCSS-ASD-HBS-RSD-Denver Short Sale Agents)
Broker Owner
Monument, CO

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You coud also utilize a lease purchase on both the current home and the considered new home.
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