my home is going to repossessed have manged to avoid this for 7 months I have been made an offer on my house,
if I take a letter to the courts showing my offered will that stop my repossession

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I want to rent an apartment with my friend, who has excellent credit. MY credit however, is horrible. I checked my credit report and score, and it says my score is really low, with 6 hard hits, but my revolving credit to debit ratio is 100%.

ive never had a foreclosure.

what are the options we have as far as renting an apartment goes? Will i be able to sign the lease?

thanks

Repossession

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One Step at a Time

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Resourcefulness with Energy Efficient Upgrades

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The Update-or-Replace Conundrum

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Hiring Professionals for the Right Jobs

If you are relatively handy, a great way to save money is to tackle some jobs yourself and hire a professional for those that are outside of your skill set. Making an honest assessment of your capabilities and time availability is key to this decision, especially since work of subpar quality can hurt more than it helps home value. When hiring a contractor for certain aspects of your remodeling project, it is typically advised to get at least three quotes to find a fair price on the job.

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We have lived here for three years, and painted the entire apartment in vibrant colors. Since my landlord is in foreclosure, am I required to repaint the apartment, or does the bank take the property “as is?”

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I went through bk and foreclosure 2 years ago and now I’m trying to rent an apartment. They want 1st month rent as a deposit. Is that a good thing or do most people want more than this?

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Dallas is a big city and there are numerous apartments in Dallas available on rent, both on monthly rentals, as well as, on long term leases. These apartments are available in almost every location spread throughout the city, in a wide range of rental prices.

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The apartments in Dallas which are located in the outskirt regions are of lower rentals and the ones located close to the center of the city are given out on higher rents. If you consider the traveling costs and the other benefits available, you will find that, although the prices of rented apartments in the central locations are high, it is more economic than staying in the outskirts and spending lots on traveling.

You can choose to live in downtown or uptown Dallas apartments if you work in an area at a distance where you can walk or cycle to. By choosing to live in one of these apartments and dispensing the traveling costs, you can save a good deal of money.

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People, who want to keep pets, don’t have to worry as there are many apartments in Dallas which are pet friendly. However, there are certainly some dos and don’ts and certain limitations in every apartment. Therefore, clear things out before signing the lease.

Besides considering the above mentioned factors, you can take help of an apartment finder in Dallas to help you locate the perfect Dallas Apartments on rent.



Repossession

My friend is letting her house go to foreclosure & will need to rent an apartment. She is currently only 30 days delinquent. How do apartment management companies view foreclosures? Should she apply for an apartment now, knowing that she will not move in for a couple of months?

*** Please note that I am not looking for advice on how to keep the home or to get her out of the foreclosure. All options have been considered. Please give advice on how to proceed to obtaining her next housing. Thanks!

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im twenty three years old and i came across a great opportunity to buy a house for very little. Its a repossession from the bank and im not sure if being on government assistance is gonna stop this from happening

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My husband received assignment somewhere else and so we had to break our lease early, and the apartment / rental company that leases the property said they needed to have a copy of my husband’s orders and that he could not just show them to the management.

Is this legal?

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I am making 45k per year working full time. I would like to rent an apartment which costs $300 per week. From my initial calculations I should be able to afford this, but I would like some other opinions. Can I afford this apartment? I don’t eat much in general and do not have to pay for pets etc.

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