A couple of good large residence pictures I located:
History of the Large House
Image by K. Todd Storch
This was in the livingroom of the Large Home explaining some of the families that had lived in the residence considering that the 1800’s.
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Construction at Michigan Stadium (the Big House) – University of Michigan’s Football Stadium
Image by cseeman
Huge rennovations at the Huge House – Michigan Stadium – at the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor Campus.
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Question by Nerd: Short Pay Refinance Question?
I have heard of short pay refinances for underwater mortgages but can you do this with a VA home loan? If not are there any options for severely underwater VA home owners? I know there is a VA streamline refinance, decease but this doesn’t help with the underwater equity, salve just with the interest rate (or so I think). Any info is appreciated. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by the kid
If you qualify for HARP, you can refi an underwater. If you don’t, you can’t without bringing cash to the table.
Helps only with the rate does not in any way help with the principal.
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Question by Drum Wiz: Can I refinance my home loan since I have been laid off?
I was laid off from my job a few months ago, visit web and my current home loan is current with no late payments. Things are starting to get tight on our finances. Are there programs or companies that will provide refinancing when someone has been laid off?
Best answer:
Answer by StephenWeinstein
Refinancing? No.
However, story a “loan modification” may be possible.
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Question by Lemiercat: Can you get a real estate loan (Gov/Trad) to purchase a more affordable home when you are now in a foreclosure
Job loss and injury caused us to fall behind on our mortgage payments. The Bank wouldn’t work with us and began foreclosure proceedings after 30 days late. We cannot afford our current home. We are trying to sell, link but the sheriffs sale has happened, page our time to sell is limited. We have located a different home that is 1 1/2 times cheaper & will allow us to make MUCH lower house payments. We have some money to put down (the bank wouldn’t take partial payments, work out repayment plan etc..) but we need to finance the balance for this different home. Our credit is terrible now because of this but we need a home for our family & children…are there any loan programs (government or traditional) out there to help us get into this home. We tried going Contract for Deed but the Foreclosure Co. wants to cut the home loose (the home we are trying to buy is a foreclosed property that needs repairs but the payment would be $ 100’s less than we pay now) -Any guidance would be appreciated.
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Answer by rhsaunders
Talk to your bank, and talk to a loan broker. I have used both with good results. Your real estate agent should be able to suggest a good loan broker; that’s how I found mine. He put together a reasonable package (it wasn’t cheap), and two years later we refinanced into a much more reasonable mortgage.
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