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  1. #1
    manatbay is offline Fixer Upper
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    Oct 2009
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    Default Negatice equity loan vehicles?

    My family is growing out of our current house and we have recently been checking our options;
    Home info:
    We originally paid 179.9k and we now owe 174k on the house (been in 2 1/2 yrs).
    3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 2 beds on main floor, 1 non-egress in the basement.
    The house is a 1952 renovated rancher with attached single car garage and 100% finished basement. 2000 sqft total, with 80% oak hardwood.
    The house we want to upgrade to is in the 225k-260k range now.
    Option 1: Sell the house in the range of 170-175k (base on realtor's market evaluation)
    If we put the house on the market for 175k and sell it with the addition of the 7.5% closing costs, we will owe (175k-174k-(175k*0.075) or $12,125.
    After selling my family would rent a 3 bedroom house or apartment for 6-12months and wait for the right house to purchase.

    Dealing with negative equity on closing; what are my options for loan vehicles for that amount (let's say 20k). Worse case i get a unsecured personal loan, but those rates are through the roof (10%+). Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks,

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    manatbay is offline Fixer Upper
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    Any ideas, suggestions, or direction at all?

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