Well, if you're set on never moving again, then maybe the layout doesn't matter much.
In our case, staying in one house too long is counterproductive. Change for us is an exciting, exhilarating thing!
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Renting might be a better option until the availability of homes improves (i.e. after the 2024 election cycle is over?)
Renting seems to be to so many a dirty word, but if we had continued on that path instead of buying an ugly, no thrills, basic starter home we couldn't afford to update and make...
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I have to second and stand 100% behind every word Zombie13 said above as selling to an investor recommended by our long-time realtor was definitely the correct path for us at that time. One thing my hubby did left out was the timing: we sold at the absolute apex of the crazy home real estate market...
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shipo, I sure hope you don't end up owing any tax penalties because of the company acquisition!
I believe this flat, no tax refund, no owed taxes return may have a lot to do with the fact Washington is non-state income taxable (although the high COL more than makes up for that, LOL!) so because...
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I am quite dense about Helocs, itsjappo, LOL ! I have no experience dealing with them.
Sorry for more questions, but did you take out this loan during your BK13 or before? If you already had this Heloc , shouldn't it have been included in your plan?
Do you already have a realtor selected?...Last edited by Barbisi; 02-26-2024, 10:21 PM.
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I have a question, itsjappo .
Why would you have to sell before your discharge? Are you having trouble making the trustee payments and paying the mortgage?
If so, you must speak with the lawyer and trustee. You shouldn't have to sell your house to finance the plan payment.
We bought...
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itsjappo , I would heed shipo and definitely contact the attorney before putting your house on the market.
Per our experience, I would also suggest that if you can wait and hold out until your discharge, you will not have to deal with the trustee and creditors at all and any profit you make will...Last edited by Barbisi; 02-26-2024, 01:18 PM.
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