Sentences with phrase «debt against the property»

By looking at the debts against your property in comparison with the current selling price, they are able to determine how much equity you own.

They must, therefore, avoid giving loans to people with overwhelming debt against the property in question.

They are more interested in the debts against your property as it helps them determine if it is a worthy risk to take.

It is not surprising then that the RBA also found that higher income households were more likely not only to own their own property but also to hold debt against their properties, since they are better placed to service that debt.

Sienna financed the transaction with CA$ 88.2 million in assumption of debt against the properties, a CA$ 115 million acquisition loan, proceeds from a recent CA$ 184 million bought deal offering and draws on the company's credit facility.

Not exact matches

The home equity line of credit has allowed millions of households to borrow against their properties, providing cash for everything from renovations to investing to debt consolidation.

People ran up debts to buy better homes, and then borrowed against the rising market value of their property to pay off the credit - card debt that was financing much of their rising consumption.

This equity may be borrowed against down the road to make home improvements and further increase the property's value, or to consolidate higher interest rate revolving or term debt and save money each month.

Their trade deficits have been financed by the global property bubble — borrowing in foreign currency against property that was free of debt at the time of independence.

Mortgage lenders must weigh the borrower's income and assets against (A) the expected mortgage payments; (B) other expenses relating to the mortgage, such as home insurance and property taxes; (C) payments for other loans associated with the property, such as a second mortgage; and (D) all other recurring debt obligations.

Ignoring your tax debt will impel the IRS to use tough tactics against you, such as placing a tax lien against your property or levying your assets until your debt is satisfied.

Contrast that with a mortgage, where debt may be high but at least there is a property that can be seized against the debt.

The placement of a property on the Lien Sale list means the City can sell the lien it placed against the property to a third party private entity if the property owner does not pay off his or her debt to the City, or enter into a payment agreement with the City, within a specified period.

Maciejewski's office, which cross-referenced all properties in the county database against an ownership mailing address of 617 Main St. in Buffalo, found an even larger total debt that initially exceeded $ 800,000.

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Because the Board has issued alternate revenue bonds for which property tax levies are not extended, these bonds do not count against the legal debt limit imposed by the Illinois School Code.

The judgment can be used to garnish your wages or to place liens against your property in an effort to collect the debt.

They are part of the bankruptcy or consumer proposal and are included in your creditor list, as long as the CRA hasn't placed a lien against your property making it a secured debt.

To calculate a property's LTV, you divide existing debts secured against the property by the selling price of the property.

A property's LTC is equal to the value of existing debts against the home divided by the market value of the home.

Private lenders solely focus on the market value of the property and the total of debts against it.

Lenders will take into account your assets, income, credit score, the current value of the property, other debts and the total amount you want to borrow against your home.

By dividing secured debts against appraised selling price of property, they get the loan to value ratio, which shows what percentage of the home you own.

Rather than ask for your credit score, private lenders will ask you to have the property appraised then weigh this against total debts.

They must reduce inherent risk and so they avoid lending against property with too much debt.

The certificate will identify the property that the lien is registered against as well as show the outstanding debt owed.

In its simplest form: a tax sale is when a property is sold by a taxing authority, such as a city's tax department, or by the court, as in a Sheriff's sale, to recover delinquent taxes or other debts levied against the property.

While not at all bothered by an individual's credit score, private lenders will need to see all debts associated with the property against which you want to place a mortgage.

Obviously, these lenders will not give out loans against property with too much debt baggage as it only increases the risk.

The written evidence from a contractor (or supplier of material) surrending the right of lien to enforce collection of debt against real property.

Meaning, the price for which your home could be sold on the market today, less any debts registered against the property, such as mortgages and secured credit lines.

Debt investments offer more security because it's a lien against the property with a set rate of return.

If you can not pay the debt, then the creditor can collect the debt by garnishing your wages, filing a lien against your home, filing a lien against your investment property, or seizing the funds in your bank account with a bank levy.

If the court finds the debt is legally enforceable, the debt collection agency could garnish a portion of your wages, seize bank accounts or record liens against your real property, such as your house.

Home equity is the current market value of your home, minus any outstanding debt registered against your property, like your mortgage balance.

Borrower can not be delinquent on any tax or non-tax debts and there can be no judgment liens against the borrower's property for a debt owed to the Federal Government.

A debt which is not secured against the borrower's property.

Liens against collateral used to secure debt, like car loans and home mortgages, will not be discharged, and that property can be repossessed or foreclosed on unless you continue to make payments or are able to reach a new agreement with your lender.

The amount of debt secured against your property does not exceed 85 % of the current market value (this is called the Loan To Value).

It also matters if you're looking to refinance your investment property or borrow against it with a home equity line of credit, as lenders will consider your debt - to - equity ratio as a measure of creditworthiness.

Home equity is essentially the difference between your property's value and any debt you hold against it.

First Mortgage A debt registered against a property that has first call on that property.

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LTV is calculated by dividing all debts secured against the property, by the expected selling price of the property.

When a property has too much in secured debt, a lender will not be able to lend against it.

It does impact your ability to take out other loans (to an extent) Your first investment property is going to go against your debt to income levels, so if you take out a loan, you've essentially decreased the amount you can borrow before you hit a lender's debt to income ceiling.

Bad credit lenders avoid property with too much debt against it as it would not be of profit to their real estate business.

These lenders are very sensitive to risk and will not lend against property with huge debts.

To extend a loan against property, the potential lender focuses on market value and cumulative debts.

This is achieved by dividing the total value of debts against the current appraised selling price of a property.