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What happens to mortgaged property if you leave the country

 
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    Q. What happens if i dont pay fin leave country?


    you might get arrested if u look suspicious and they check you but maybe not

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    Q. Why are those who disagree with others so quick to invite others to leave the usa "if they don't like it?"

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    Everyone has a right to their own opinions. and absolutely no one holds the deed to all real estate in the united states. when someone disagrees with me about the stand i take on certain issues, and then has cowfit when i express these feelings, and invite me to leave this country, i must laugh. and i do so because we all lease property here. oh yes there are mortgages and some have paid off these mortages and some are mortgaged to the hilt, but in reality, none of us own squat and none of us are taking squat with us when we go. so just stop inviting others to leave what you don't even own yourselves sillies. some of you sit there day after day pecking keys and wondering where your next mortgage is coming from..or even a next steady paycheck. then you have the nerve to condescend to others because of what they believe or because they disagree with you. so just hush i detest the policies of 'your' president.i cannot stand the man. i am a young female who, at sometime sooner than later, aspires to change the world. in doing so, i must change the united states. (for the better of course) and i intend to do so,.

    Yeah I hate when someone says "Then get out if you don't like it." They say that to me because I'm atheist, it bothers me some, but I deal with it because I know I'm not alone and I know that I have a right to be an atheist.

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    Q. Am i entitled to buy a property in this country now if my spouse visa is valid till october?

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    I got my temporary visa on the basis of marriage and it is going to expire in october this year. i am still married and i have got right to apply for indefinite leave to remain sometime before october which i will do. i am wondering if i can take a mortgage and buy a property before i apply for my indefinite visa. i am croatian and my husband is british. some people say that i might not have right to do so and that i might not get a good mortgage deal as when having permanent right to stay in the country. many thaks hi, thanks for your answer. i live in the uk not u.s..

    You always have the right to purchase property in the U.S. you don't have to have a visa or even live here. Whether or not a bank will give you a mortgage under your current circumstances is another question. In most cases a bank will require you to have evidence that you will be living in the house. This is to protect their investment and has nothing to do with the government (assuming that the mortgage is not subsidized). If a bank does offer you a loan my guess is that the rate will be higher.

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    Q. Can we afford to carry on living in our own country?

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    Im just a normal wife and mother who can not afford to live in england any more. why do we have the highest tax rate? why are our property market going through the roof!! my father has been a hard working man for 34 years and is now selling our family home after 50 yrs of being in the village he grew up and loves, due to the high interest rates, the mortgage and the fact he still gets a poor wage for the work he does!! now hes moving to france for a cheeper home and living costs? why should we be forced to leave the country we were born in?? i find it very hard to understand why our country doesnt help the people who want to stay but have no choice but to leave!? this country is getting to full to bursting point and its the skint ones who will suffer. we will never be able to have our own home. and feel more and more rejected by our beloved nation!!! should we just give up and go or fight and struggle to stay? please no critisim or nastiness, its a sunday :) considering going with my folks, the adverage 3 bed house is the same price as a shed in dorset (being the highest in property prices in england!!!)u.s.a is to scary for a country bird like me, and oz is to hard to get a visa!! you nead to have a special trade and so many points before they consider you!! why cant we have that for our country!!

    I feel you pain and understand your anguish, It is a tragedy which will be repeated countless times. It seems, the Government is more interested in giving Social Services to the Immigrants that descend on your Country. At the expense of its own citizens.

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    Q. 27 years between husband and me, am 41 him 68, wills suddenly an issue, wants me to leave home when he dies?

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    Thanks for all your answers to my previous question - just to provide a bit more info. i have been with my husband since age 21, we maried when i was 30, now 41. i had my own house, which i paid my own mortgage on and saved 9 years rent to a joint account. i then sold my house and the proceeds and my savings went into buying our house now of 6 years. the balance of proceeds came from the sale of my husbands house. all have always been in joint names - the balance of funds from my husbands house is in a joint bank account, but he is adamant that is all his. the will issue started 2 years ago when his x tried to convince him his obligation was to his daughter of similar age to me and his 2 grandchildren and not to me. the home is a beautiful country property my dream. now he is trying to leave me just 1/2 when he dies - and force me to sell it.

    No, no, no! If you both have finances involved in this home, it should be completely yours should something happen to him. His daughter is an adult. Yes, leave her funds or something but not your home! Stand firm on this as it is very unfair. Standing your ground may cause friction between the two of you but simply explain to him that it would be heart-wrenching enough to lose your husband, let alone your home at the same time.

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    Q. Eviction - what rights do family members have to stay in our home?

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    We live in army married quaters and currently 2 family members have been living rent free in our mortgage property in another part of the country for the last 2 years. there was no tenancy agreement as we agreed they didn't have to pay any rent but they would be responsbile for paying the utility bills. it suited everyone as they lived rent free and we were not leaving our property empty while we travelled around because of my husbands army career. for the last two years they have lived rent free but due to a change in our family financial circumstances we have asked them to start paying rent of £400.00 per month to help us with the mortgage repayments. they are refusing to assist claiming they don't have the funds. we may have to ask them to leave (giving them notice) so we can find private tenants but what rights do they/we have if they refuse to leave our family home? thank you

    Hi! This is a tricky one, and I think you need to take legal advice as soon as possible.

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    Q. Extra money during maternity leave?

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    Sorry if this is long but if your to lazy to read and are going to complain then bugger off to read something more your level and complain there. i am due with my first at the end of april and will be working full time until the middle of april bringing in two incomes while hubby is running his business whom i also work for. this was a planned baby and yes we have money set aside so keep your snide remarks to yourself. i have already bought all the furniture for the baby room with money put aside and over all for being only 21 we are doing very well. we own our own home, i breed and raise horses so have money invested in them as well. we own our own vehicles and bring in a 6 figure income due to hard work. no neither of our parents are rich and no we don't mooch of of them. i will be receive my ei when i leave work for mat leave but i am looking to make a little extra to continue putting away into savings as we are looking to purchase a second property in the country and rent out the house in town. yes i know the economy is bad and yes i have lived on a farm most of my life so i know what kinds of things are involved. i live in canada where the economy is better and the average rent in this area runs from $500.00 for a room to $1200 - 2500 for a house. more then enough to pay for one mortgage, plus extra for boarding horses. i seen a mention on house cleaning for extra cash, anyone do this and find it to be worthwhile? i also enjoy freelance writing and will look into doing this as well once i am at home. any other ideas from anyone! i don't mean to be rude and i appologize if i appear that way, however my experience with yahoo has shown me that there are a lot of bored people with no real advice or knowledge to share who are just looking for ways to put people down.

    there is nothing wrong with cleaning, if your going to do this before baby gets here stay away from harsh cleaners and dont vaccum. ebay is also a good way for extra money, i sell items to buy baby items with my profit. good luck.

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    Q. Would you leave the usa and live in china?

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    What country do you want to live if you had a choice and why.  what are the good and bad in living in your preferred country of choice?  why is living there important to your quality of life and would you move there if you can, if not, why are you not making the decision to move there, what is preventing you from doing so. i am american born chinese man. i will be going to live in china next month. i have lived in the usa too long because that is where my parents escaped to during the japanese killings of mainlander chinese. the reason i am leaving a good job in the usa, educated in usa, and have nice big home in usa, is because all that doesn not make me happy. the big factor in my happiness is creating good memories with the people around you. i can't have any good memories with people in the usa. usa culture and society is too much about money, ego, hubris, image, and women offer too easy sex, and women are not feminine, they put on tatoos, talk loudly, workstiffs, and rarely shows any skill in the nurturing role. it seams like the american women has lost her sense of what is appealing to men, its femininity. and i am not talking about overexposing your body, thats trashy, but i am aware many american men likes trashy, freegiving sex type women, i don't. also, where is the humility in people in america? it does not exist much. even the icon conservative, dennis prager on the radio said , he values hubris in americans and devalues humility. now with that type of people in america, whats the point, there is no magic here, everybody's ego too big without shame. people in china has values that comes close to those professed by confucius. humilty is one. talking loudly is looked at as shameful and disrespectful. the attitude of "look at me, look at me" prevalent in the usa culture is shameful to the chinese. the chinese mentality of what is good and bad is total opposite with what americans value. that is why i am leaving the states. ____________________________ answer i am a transplanted american living overseas. i can't say i was ever happy living in the states. i had few friends, not that i didn't want them, or couldn't make them, but because i had been burned by many of them in my past. i also had a great job in the usa but found the backstabbing, gossip, etc was more then i could take. my family, mother, father and brothers were so caught up in obtaining the american dream that i chose not to be around them, especially during the holiday season because i chose not to live like them and the stress associated with the slander was too much to take. i also found the police and government officials in the usa to be far less then helpful, in some cases a hindrance. the usa now gives tickets out like water because it is a great source of revenue. the police where i live have been far more then helpful, almost to a fault. government officials treat me with respect. if i have a problem at my place of employment they bend over backwards to resolve it and apologies if they can't. the other thing that bothers me is we talk how we help the people but we really don't. while new orleans was sinking our leaders were playing games. in the aftermath there are people who are still waiting to get back into their homes. the place where i live has suffered two major natural disasters where they made pledges to their people and met those goals on-time or ahead of time. we also give the illusion of reaching the american dream, fooling the people they are getting there. but we tax our people to death with 213 various taxes that eat up 50% of our wages. we say you can own a piece of america, but that property tax can add thousands onto your mortgage and that property tax means you don't own the land, you are only renting it with legal protection -- because if you don't pay the tax, you loose everything, including all the improvements. where i live you can not buy the land, you lease it for 70 years. property taxes are just about non existent. it seems the government wants people to keep their homes, instead of making it next to impossible for those down on their luck in the usa. where i live now i make an above average wage and non of it is taxed, not a dime, nadda, nothing. i can chose to do what i want with 100% of my wages. sales tax is not added on, it is figured into the price of products. the police don't seem to care if one breaks minor laws. like jaywalking, or driving a little to fast. i have seen people get into shoving matches and the police stand by not breaking it up unless it gets violent. in the end, no one is arrested and the crowd breaks up. the police for the most part do not carry guns. i have never in my 4 years being here seen a cop car in hot pursuit or going fast with sirens blazing and red lights flashing. i go into parks at 11 pm at night and find people playing music, dancing, enjoying themselves and doing something that

    I would never leave the USA to live in China. I prefer the USA, and once we kick the socialists OUT of my party, we will be far better off. My country has freedoms most socialist nations like China can't even conceive of. Considering the very contemptible posts you've made so far and how racist some of them have been, I think you are making the right choice to move. You said: "The big factor in my happiness is creating good memories with the people around you." You have kidded yourself about what is your "big factor", because your only footprint here has been nasty, racist, and rude. FOLKS, read his questions, and you'll see what I am saying is true. You said: "USA culture and society is too much about money, ego, hubris, image, and women offer too easy sex, and women are not feminine, they put on tatoos, talk loudly, workstiffs, and rarely shows any skill in the nurturing role." You want then: being poor, sacrifice of self for the state, contemplation of one's lack of importance, women who are treated like dirt if they show too much, silence out of fear that they will be punished, and women stuck in the women's role only. You are heading in the right direction. Go quickly. China will fill your needs. You said: "I also had a great job in the USA but found the backstabbing, gossip, etc was more then I could take." You accused me of being a Christian, abuse, and other things as your responses to my answers. WHO ARE YOU KIDDING? You don't know us. Yet you accuse answers you don't like of the most ATROCIOUS gossip. You behavior is shameful, and I am surprised your family didn't disown you. You slander others but take no responsibility for doing so to others (Again, folks, check out how he answers people who respond to him, he demonstrates it repeatedly). You say you hate the taxes yet you want to move to a socialist nation? Do you realize that socialism is a 100% tax? Do you realize how socialism has affected THIS country and how contemptible it is? We agree on this point. NO MORE SOCIALISM. Dear Gods, people, I have no patience for nonsense like this.

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    Q. If somone gives you power of attorney are you responsible for all there bills?

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    I am in a situation my husband will be leaving the country soon and i am getting a divorce the house is in both names but the mortgage is in only his name. is their a paper he can sign giving me property or power of attorney?

    NO

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    Q. Sponsor is leaving canada, can dependants apply for welfare?

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    Hi, i'm a sponsor of my parents to canada, the contract i signed with the government is to support them for 10 years, they are in their 7th year in canada, now i am leaving the country and move to us due to my marriage, since i don't live in canada to support them, can they apply for welfare? i keep my house here in canada so they can live in, will that affect their eligibility as i still have a house for them to live in? and in the future, if i sell the house, will there be a problem since they might questioning that why couldn't i support them when i still have the property and paying mortgage for this property in canada? any advice on this situation will be greatly appreciate. thank you

    You need to check with Canadian immigration. If you agreed to support your parents for 10 years in Canada, that obligation is still there, even if you are moving to the US. You can support them from there. Are your parents Canadian citizens now or permanent residents? That may make a difference.

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