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Yes. The bank/finance company may only consider the loan applicant's credit history. If you are not a co-applicant, they will not look at your credit history. However if you are on the Deed, you...

To give you a real answer I need much more info. But to start, are you purchasing a company that deals in life settlements or just using that as additional collateral to reach 100% financing? ...

The '35s aren't that rare so at the most its probably worth $5 but more likely between $1.25-2.00. You can go to most coin dealer websites for a value.

Normally you would only need a drivers license but take your social security card just in case. If you don't have these, just call the bank and ask what type of id they will accept.

Scott is right. The clause in the account agreement is called "right of set off". Basically it gives the bank the right to use funds from one account to cover a deficit in another deposit account...

To answer your question about who can withdrawal money from your account, anyone that is a signer on the account is authorized to take money out. So my guess would be that your parents would be able...

Just make sure you are not withdrawing any Social Security payments. You will be liable to repay any money you took from the Social Security after your husband's death. And there is no statute of...

In your position you have several options. You can buy the 1st mortgage now, wait and buy the final judgment for foreclosure (prior to foreclosure sale), bid on the property at the foreclosure sale,...

Probably the same reason that someone would take out a mortgage with an initial rate of 2.00% that adjusts to 10.00% in 2 years. Simply put, uneducated.

However, everyone does it unless you...

The key is the amount of money that you receive. In the example it says you only received 80% of the loan amount so for round numbers let's say a bank extends a 5 year loan for $100,000 at an...