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Putting 20% down should I either get a 15yr loan or a 30 yr loan. The assets would cost about 170K and would rent for conservatively $1000 a month. Putting the #'s into the calculator below http://www.finance.cch.com/sohoApplets/M ortgageRentvsBuy.asp

You should get a 30 year loan, unquestioned amortization, no pre-payment penalty, fixed rate mortgage.

At the time you go to closing or settlement you ask for or its automatically postulated to you:
an amortization schedule - tailor
Ron Berue | Mar 19, 2008

You should get a 30 year loan, total amortization, no pre-payment penalty, fixed rate mortgage.

At the time you go to closing or settlement you ask for or its automatically disposed to you:
an amortization schedule - tailor made
Ron Berue | Mar 19, 2008

I'm 17, will be 18 in June, but my fiance of 2 years is 19, will be 20 in the flop. Recently I found out I was pregnant. We're looking into renting, but I can't help but notice all the home auctions and short sales due to the restraint. Using loan calculators,

There are many first together home buyers programs available in your city or county. You should check with your city's or county's Housing Dependent. They will have all the information you need as well as a list of lenders that are authorized to do the
loanmasterone | Jan 18, 2009

It's a minute too soon for you, but good to plan ahead. Sounds like you two are starting right, if a little too antediluvian.
Now you need stable job history of at least a year, down payment of 3.5-5% (10% down is better), and good credit, to get a loan.
chatsplas | Jan 18, 2009

Cyberproblem: Prepayment vs. Investment Division.
In managing one's own finances, as well as those of a business, there are numerous decision situations where applications of "Time Value of Wealth" (TVM) concepts and methods help one

I am pitiful but you are asking for a lot to answer this question. does you text have a DVD that you can use?
Dr Dave | Feb 25, 2008

My groom and I are at a financial crossroads in our lives. I recently finished my medical residency, he is about to get his MBA in two weeks. I ran a "responsible snowball" calculator adjusted for my new attending physician earnings and we'll

You are once on the right track, but I would erase all debt except for your primary residence and "vacation home", as there are signal tax advantages to this debt over others. The rental property interest should be tax deductible as a business
qqkulak | Aug 11, 2010