no money down-Is it realy posible???
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YES YES IF YOU HAVE AT LEAST A 580 CREDIT SCORE (SHOWING W2) I DO NOT HAVE PMI OR MI WITH 100% WE ALSO OFFER 6% CLOSING COST TO BE ROLL INTO THE MORTGAGE FOR A TOTAL OF 106  I AM A SR LOAN MANGER AT A MORTGAGE BANK . ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL AT JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM
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Buyer beware. If its too good to be true, it probably is. The risk is that property values will go down and you'll be inverted. If so you have no risk since you put no money down, however, your credit can be negatively impacted and next time you might not qualify for a no money down purchase, and even your car insurance can go up by a negative reporting. Be careful.
722317
This is when you purchase property without any deposit. Hence the 'no money down'. You would pay it off instalments as usual
978053
it may be zero down payment from you, but you need to obtain financing for the mortgage of the house.  I would check with your bank to see if you would qualify for the loan.
115036
I can only talk about Arbonne... it is possible but like any business that is legitimate... it takes time.  You have to invest time into ANY business to realize any long term profit.  Everyone's version of PAY ENOUGH TO LIVE ON is different.  If you live in California $35,000 won't go as far as if you live in South Dakota.  Look at the business plan before investing any time or money.
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First I recommend, be patient.  No need to make any quick decision(s).  Keep an open mind, and listen to suggestions.  Think for yourself then, and you will make the appropriate decision.  Look at your circumstances.  If it is a windfall, and not needed right now, take $10000 of it and find a no-load mutual fund as an investment.  Then leave it alone and your investment ought to double about every 7 years.  That is what us "little" people do.  A no-load fund means, no fees to buy and no charges when you sell later on.  Hold the remaining $5000 and think some more.
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well you might be able to get nice loans, But I don't think there is free money, unless you count wellfare and unemployment and stuff like that.\n\nWhatever you do, don't buy those stupid books that that hippie with the question marks all over his suit sells on T.V. There are other ways to find out about the opportunities.
812273
it's a scam.  don't do it.\n\nrespectable companies wouldn't require you to pay a dollar amount.
432134
There is such a thing as No Money Down financing.  I did thatabout two years ago.  You have to pay an additional insurance payment each month.  We refinanced after a year, and the value of the condo went up, so the insurance payment is gone.
1005786
This sound like scam!!! Don't do that unless you want to lose some money!!!
1107150
no if the market keeps going down
70489
If it looks too good to be true, it is.\n\nBeware pyramid and matrix schemes (I've seen the slimy tentacles of their recruiters beginning to infect this site). Beware schemes that don't tell you up front what you're doing, charge money to join, or for a "decision pack", where the product comes second to gaining new recruits.\n\nBasically, anything that looks like money for nothing may well be, but you're going to be the one giving out the money and ending up with nothing.
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Yes, reputable,it works.\nNOT quick cash, NOT for the faint of heart......
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I never heard of them before. I don't want to discourage you. If you interested I think you should look at what you getting and what is will actually cost in both time and money. \n\nMy experience with a similar deal was that most people don't find that they end up losing money.
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Yup.  Keep the new 5%-discounted shares 12 months for a 5% more shares free dole-out to you, plus approx 4.5% dividend for the year (plus/minus the market change in that year - probably a big plus if the Abbey's flotation is anything to go by) adds up to a very attractive proposition indeed. Value could easily increase by 20% in the year, most building societies are paying less than \nabout 4.5% for instant access. Use your wife's money to buy if she isn't an income tax payer and you're even more quids-in. \nI got all this info from my missus, she's read the mailing before me..
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Great job with low pay - no question.  I made that decision years ago and while I always could use more money, I look forward to Monday mornings - and that is priceless! If you look at people who have a job paying $50-100K they are still in debt, still don't have "enough" money, still file bankruptcy (which I have never done).  It takes more creativity to live on less money, but we have everything we need - we just have to plan ahead for the things we want.
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i reckon so, im just waiting for a collapse, as are a couple of my pals who have sold and rented keeping the profit in a bank. interest is due to go up this week to 5%, and it will need to go up again before february. sounds good to me, lots of cheap houses that have been repossessed because silly people cant keep up with the payments when the fixed rate runs out and the payments increase by 40% a month.