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Since then I have been paying 560 per month. Its a 35 year mortgage and I took out a 100% mortgage which meant I had zero deposit. I am thinking of approaching the lender to see if I can extened the loan in order to pay of other debts what are my chances??

This might be kind of long, but please stick with me. A lot has been happening the past year. I was forced to move in with my father, and my mother has been going on an on/off relationship for the past year. Well my father has a lot of money issues. He is 73 (I'm 18, lucky me) retired, and doesn't have a stable source of income. He relies on whatever he gets from the government and periodical music jobs that range from 5 a month, to none. Meaning, he isn't getting much. He has remortgaged his house multiple times and since he's old, he has a lot of health problems. Safe to say, money problems are an every day occurrence. Now this is all falling on my shoulders ever since moving here and I feel like crap every single day. Aside from my own stress, getting his is not really desired. I want to go to college, but that seems like it won't happen. My parents don't want to talk about it. They won't even teach me how to drive. Meaning I got to depend on them to go everywhere, which isn't always possible. So I know what's going to be suggested as you read on, get a job. I myself am not to stable right now, I don’t have many friends, and I feel like my parents are pulling me down with them. I don’t think getting the added on stress of finding a job, making sure I have a ride everyday, and the actual stress of being there is going to help me that much in my mind. It’s a dangerous cycle, but I am completely at a loss. Anyway so he is retired, and is depending on sources I mentioned above. It’s a regular occurrence for collectors to call multiple times a day asking to speak with him and such. My father has a very bad temper as well. So a lot of times he comes to me, ranting about all his problems, making me sink lower in my chair. I have no idea what he wants me to say. I try to make an answer, but he basically says: your 18, what the hell do you know. I usually tell him to do a couple things like get a part time job, his excuse: I’m too old. My sister and her boyfriend live in on the 2nd floor (as an apartment, and has everything) and they only pay $500 rent for the past 5 years. I tell him to increase the rent and he doesn’t really say anything back. Usually it ends there. In fact he talks to his friends all the time and they reply with the same things. Everyone is telling him to do this yet he won’t listen to anyone! Even my uncle gave him $5000 to support himself, and he’s already spent it all within 3 months. The guy is in such a rut right now, and I just got out of High school myself. I can’t help him. Even if I do get a job, I need to build up savings for my future (I am NOT ending up like him), the best I could do is give him $100 every paycheck. But even then that is shit money. So I guess my point is that every option feels like a dead end, and I have absolutely no idea what to say or do. Is there something he could do to get financial aid somehow that won’t give him more problems? I feel like I’m going insane, and I feel so sad, lousy, and angry that I can’t do anything.

I have a small business that employees 35 people. We manufacture a product that's sold almost 100% in new home construction. As you can imagine, the new home economy has devastated my business and we struggled to stay afloat during 2009. In order to help keep the doors open and "create or save" 35 jobs, I had to remortgage our home and liquidate my 401k to put cash into the business to cover payroll, utilities, and material purchases. While this action has helped save my business, it is now going to send me into more personal debt to pay my 2009 tax bill come April 15th. I can understand the IRS wanting their rightful taxes on the 401k money, but for that 401k distribution to also push me into a WAAAAY higher tax bracket than I would normally be in, is beyond reason to me. Am I missing something here? This one-time distribution pushed me from the 25% bracket into the 33% bracket which seems onerous since the funds were used to save my business and the jobs of 35 other people. Am I just toast on this, or is there an accepted (hardship?) rule that will help me?StephenW: Didn't intend to insult you by making you think I didn't want to pay taxes. As I stated, I accept the 10% penalty + taxes due since the money was invested pretax. It's the push from my normal 25% bracket to the 33% bracket that is onerous. Maybe I should have: 1) Kept my 401k and other personal savings in tact 2) Pull my investment from the business 3) Wait the 90-day claw-back period 4) File business bankruptcy 5) Let 35 people hit the public soup line This would have been a better plan for me personally.

the house is worth about £100.000, they have signed it over to me because i have always helped with the mortgage payments and they now want to help me fiance my business opportunity( which is what the remortgage would pay for). what are the tax implications on doing this?

Our fixed term ended in aug and are wanting to remortgage, we originally got a 100% mortgage out and would like another or something similar like a 95% or 90%. Anyone know of any about?? Thanks

My mortgage payments go up buy near 100 pounds next year when my mortgage goes from a fixed rate to a variable rate.Should i remortgage soon or should i contact my mortgage company for a better rate

My flat is worth about £55,000, it can't be improved, it's perfect. I currently owe about £45,000 on my current mortgage. But I want to remortgage my flat in order to get into property developing. Is it possible to remortgage my house for say £100,000? And if not, how can i get my hands on £100,000?I didn't mean can i pay double for my house, i meant can I secure a loan on my house if it's more than my flats worth. I wasn't just going to jump into borrowing £100,000, I've done all the research in the world, I'm not about to stupidly risk my home, don't just assume I'm some idiot that wants to be rich!!

My husband wants to divorce me. We have just remortgaged our house and probably will not get anything out of it. He thinks if we sell, that will be the end of it. He makes $100,000 and pays mortgage and some bills. I have part-time job that has been reduced to one day a week. ( I have been looking for a full-time job since last year, there is nothing. I apply first thing in the morning and before I go to bed - no nibble) I pay all the utility bills except phone. My husband tells me the only thing that keeps him here is that he is worried I won't be able to financially take care of myself. I don't want a divorce, but he does. Work is stressing him out and he just wants to get away from everything and everyone and start fresh without me. I don't make him happy anymore. He doesn't want to go to counseling either. Help and advice you can give/

My partner and i bought our first house 2 years ago. We went with northern rock fixed rate 100% together mortgage. We went interest only but have managed to put £5000 away at the same time to pay off the mortgage. The problem now is northern rock dont want us and we cant find another lender! There is not enough equity in our property. We're probably not in neg equity due to the additional 5k but we cant find anyone to take us on. Northern rocks SVR is looking good at the moment and we would be paying less on that but i am going on maternity leave in 3 or 4 months so need to get with another lender asap a) for stability during my maternity leave and b) as I will struggle to get a remortgage when i take a cut in my wage on maternity leave. What can i do (except have my home reposessed!)I have to leave my current lender as our 2 year contract with them is up and northern rock no longerwant to keep us or any other customers who have borrowed 100%. We dont want to borrow any additional money - we just need to change lenders. we cant get a cheaper house because this is the cheapest house we could find! Prices here 2 years ago were really high! But as the market has slowed down no one will buy at the moment so selling isnt an option - damn credit crunch!

Nearly three years ago I just wanted to get a place for next to nothing. I took on an INTEREST ONLY 100% MORTGAGE, fixed for three years. I have paid off no capital as a result. I have my balance of £90.000. What do I do? To remortgage will I need a deposit or do they take on whatever balance I have no questions? I do want a repayment mortgage this time!

I bought my property for £124,500 and took out a 100% mortgage at a fixed rate for 2 years. The fixed term ends in May and it is with Northern Rock who have already advised they can't offer another mortgage because of the problems they have had this year. Because of the crash in house prices my house is probably worth the same as what I bought it for, possibly less. What can I do when my fixed rate ends, Im not planning on moving so can sit out the credit crunch but I am worried that I won't be able to remortgage.

I have a two bedroom property in london in a really nice area. It has development potential - i can turn a two bedroom one bathroom house into a four bedroom three bathroom house. It will cost 100 grand to do. At the end of it i want to remortgage the property to pay back the 100 grand loan to do up the property and then rent it out for as long as i want until the market is good to sell again. is this a good plan given the turmoil in the economy?

hello. just wondering how the valuer's value a house lol, we need to say ours is worth £132500 to get a 95% mortgage when we remortgage(we got 100% to start with) iv been on an online valuer and it says its worth £130000 will they say its worth an extra £2000? thanks for any help i know this might sounds silly xxhow will i know what he says? when they refuse the mortgage?...sorry

2 part question - My parents are in sever financial difficulty and after going through the paperwork and bills I've come across the mortgage paperwork. They have switched to GE Money who have remortgaged to the tune of £130k but it's been done over 25 years which would mean they would be in mid 80s before clearing. There is no way they could keep up a monthly mortage bill of £895 through a pension. They can't afford it now and are at repossesion stage, even with an agreement with provider to pay an extra £100 on top of the monthly mortgage. My father has just had his work hours reduced so outgoings far exceed incomings. Is this loan ethical ? Also, is there any advice from people who have been through a similar situation ? My parents think being repossessed is not bad as they'll just rent but they did not understand the gravity of the situation. when i told them they'd have to fork up any shortfall if house doesnt meet market value at auction so they could still be £40k in debt.

Im trying to raise all the equity in my home but cant find lender that will give me a 100% mortgage. Because odf the credit crunch, lenders are only prepared to loan up to 95%. Has anyone had 100% mortgage in the last few months and can tell me where you got it from or does anyone know a company/companies that do 100%?I forgot to add. I live in Britain. Just incase any answers come from other countries!!

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