Can you post a link to the listing so we can evaluate?

I haven't had a realtor evaluate the house, but similar ones in the neighborhood (without CA, furnaces or new windows like we have) are currently selling for $130K.The HELOC balance for the house is about 30K.

A site full of your target audience that log on every day and interact.Second - I used what comes naturally to me and that is an open and willing to share form of marketing.

Evaluating this deal against something like the 50% rule is ugly.

Now I am back in Iraq finishing out Log Cap IV.

What drove it down is that when the out of state investors and banks that were evaluating their profit/loss sheets looked at a 50k liability in South Bend as opposed to a 300k liability in Chicago - they felt more comfortable "losing" the 50k liability in South Bend and focusing on saving what they could in Chicago.

You do not have the foggiest idea who they are as they do not provide equal info for you to evaluate.

As to your credit score, there is no way of anyone here telling you, since there are so many factors, but...Your "guessed at" income is part of the evaluation and so is your available line of credit.

Put info on properties you are looking at on this site and let members evaluate them.

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