Sentences with phrase «now owe»

Now I owe 10K - 14K from Salem MA....

By the same token, there are a lot of folks that have refinanced their original 30 year mortgage multiple times and now owe more than they originally borrowed, so that timeline won't work for them either.This is where equity comes in; I think you need the equity piece.

If your home has lost value and you now owe more than the home is worth, you won't be able to refinance.

Canadians now owe 165 % of their current incomes; that's currently a higher figure than the Americans (who no longer qualify to borrow as before the housing meltdown).

Divorcing couples used to divide the equity in the house, but many now owe more than the property is worth.

I bought a rental property in Clearlake Ca in 2004 for about $ 125,000 (A house and studio) I now owe $ 95,000 on a 1st at 6.25 %.

That's because lots of homeowners in these communities are underwater, meaning they purchased homes during the real estate bubble and now owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth.

Adjustments Adjustments are costs that the seller pre-paid but which you now owe because you're the one who's going to be living in the home (e.g., property taxes, maintenance fees, rental fees for hot water heaters).

You now owe $ 70,000 for a home worth $ 250,000.

You now owe $ 2,700,000 on the property, which leaves you with $ 300,000 in equity.

The tenants now owe January's rent, January's late fee, and January's Security Deposit, as well as February's rent, February's late fee, and February's Security Deposit.

For example, you might have borrowed $ 225,000 a few years ago, you've been making payments faithfully and now you owe $ 200,000.

We now owe 18,000.

I started with a loan balance of roughly $ 25,000 as of right now I owe roughly $ 19,000.

of course if you under pay, you'll have to come up with what you now owe CRA.

If you have $ 15,000 of bodily injury liability and the medical bills are $ 100,000 for that person (not unlikely), you now owe the $ 85,000 difference.

That need for life insurance was less prevalent a decade or so ago, when the cost of college was still reasonable - ish, but given Americans now owe over $ 1.48 trillion in student loan debt, it's worth highlighting.

The anesthesiologist informs me that it took longer than he expected and now I owe him $ 750.

On march i was at a stop light n there was a car infront of me n my foot slipped from the brake so i accedently hit the car infront of me so i pulled over to talk to the lady i did nt have insurance at the time to expensive but i did nt hit her car that hard now i owe the insurance comlany 927 dollars i believe i have health problems i cant pay it what can they do

Did you make some egregious error, omit some key piece of information, and now you owe money you can't afford?

The change to the definition of worker to include the above classes of unpaid learners means that employers now owe these unpaid learners the same duties owed to workers.

I didn't ask for payment, partly because I consider him a friend, but also somewhat selfishly because I knew he would now owe me a favor.

But I would say that since Schmidt was smeared in about the most public way possible — in the pages of NS, via Pearce and with your enthusiastic facilitation — both of you now owe him a sincere apology in public, preferably in the same arena where the smear took place.

By your standards you now owe me an apology on two counts: for the use of the word «oracular» in reference to my clear and substantive criticism and for suggesting I called anybody dishonest.

I suppose I now owe you a lexical analysis of the meaning of the word «inference»?

It's a debt that you now owe them, and you can bet your ass you'll have to repay it sooner or later.

If you change your flight date, route, cabin class, or award type on Singapore Air (or Silk Air) you will now owe $ 25 instead of $ 20.

As a result of regular monthly mortgage payments, you have paid down your mortgage debt by $ 18,000, so you now owe $ 252,000.

apparently i now owe 200 $ in taxes for my tax free savings account.

You now owe $ 25,000 and are below the margin limit.

I felt sick to my stomach signing a contract stating how much money I now owe a bank.

However, while this may be a good short - term solution, it could put your house at risk or underwater, meaning you will now owe more than the house is worth.

In the latter scenario, it is possible for a borrower to now owe any repayment until they are hired and making a salary — and even then, the payment plan would be capped at a certain percentage of their income.

When you have fallen behind on this obligation, you may live with the constant worry about what actions the IRS can take against you to collect the back taxes you now owe the government.

If you owe $ 100,000 and cumulative inflation adds up to double, then in dollars of today (or bread, milk, whatever) you now owe half what you did.

Debt wise I now owe $ 3931.81 on my car.

It went up because now you owe more...... BUT, the good part....

After ten years of on time payments, I now owe over $ 159,000 on that loan.

«A Record One - in - Five Households Now Owe Student Loan Debt: Burden Greatest on Young, Poor.»

You will see that now you owe $ 300 on your HELOC payment.

The problem is... I now owe + $ 20,000 in school loans because I tapped out my GI Bill my last year at Full Sail, all because the Art Institute of Seattle lost $ 7,000 of my tuition and told me to leave!

I watch the interest capitalize on itself and now owe more than $ 20,000 than I did when I graduated.

Now you owe 150k and EVEN MORE goes each month to paying home and EVEN LESS goes to the bank in interest.

Now you owe 175k on your mortgage and 25k on your HELOC.....

The government program that I'm in... I no longer qualify for... so their rules are that I refinance... um hellooo... I can't refinance because now I owe more than what the house is worth... I'm stuck!

Since the value of your home has been reduced by $ 100,000, you now owe $ 20,000 more than your home is worth.

Over the years, you pay down $ 30,000 of principal on your mortgage debt, so now you owe $ 170,000.

Thanks mainly to bigger mortgages and the popularity of home equity lines of credit, that means for every $ 100 we earn, we now owe a staggering $ 151.

Now I owe more than $ 100K what the home is worth, and considering walking away from my mortgage.

I bought my house for $ 247K in 2000 but refinanced and now owe $ 300K.