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People went to prison and the largest accounting firm in the world ArthurAndersen was put out of business for doing these very same things at ENRON.
But, since its government, and 10000x worse than ENRON, nobody goes to jail, nobody is fired, nobody pays a fine, and the people in Washington responsible for it, they reward themselves.
Maybe when the republicans take the house, a congressional investigation will be undertaken leading to the resignation of all those involved in the worst financial scandal IN THE HISTORY OF HUMANITY.
you can get a 15, 20 or 30 yr mortgage – the shorter mortgages usually have lower int rates
you may have to make it a personal loan or "Home Equity to purchase" loan
I bought 2 house last year that cost under $23,000 each – got a regular mortgage on one and a Home equity to Purchase" loan on the other – higher int rate, but payments are about $200/mo each and I rent one house out for $500/mo, my ex and kids live in the other one
look at houses online at http://www.realtor.com
while you are in Michigan – contact a real estate agent and sign them up as your buyer's rep (no cost to you) – they can then get you the official MLS listing that will show more details than Realtor.com, like RE taxes, etc
research data on different towns at http://www.city-data.com – has stats on crime, unemployment, demographic info, more
On top of 20% down, yo will need another $1000-2000 for closing costs, inspections, etc.
when you next visit – try and get to see your top 2-3 choices for houses in person – ask lots of questions – get disclosure documents
when you make a decision, and AFTER you get pre-approved for a mortgage, and are ready to make a written offer – include in that offer – CONTINGENCIES for the home inspection, and anything else your RE agent suggests – the contingencies will allow you to back out of the deal and get your deposit money back if the home winds up having major problems discovered in the inspection
for $17000, don't expect a pristine house, but if there is termite or mold issues, RUN AWAY – you won;t get your inspection money back, but it would have cost you a ton more to deal with those issues after buying the house – IF the mortgage company even went thru with financing – they might not if there are major issues – same thing with homeowners insurance – they might not insure the house if it has a leaky roof
Insure the house for the REPLACEMENT value – which may be $150,000 or more – it will still only cost $500/yr or so and well worth it, otherwise if house burns down, you have no house and you still have a mortgage to pay, plus no where to live
GET a professional FULL HOUSE inspection, including termites, mold and Radon gas (about $400-600 total)
If you have any life insurance or an estate of any kind, that would be responsible to pay the car off. They would only come repossess it if they no longer were getting payments.
You can no longer get a credit card until the age of 21 without a cosigner, unless you can prove that you make great income at a steady job — this was one of the new credit laws passed in Feb. 2010 to prevent students from racking up so much debt.
I would not suggest that you get a credit card when you're already taking on so much loan debt. Why will you need to take out $13k in loan money to cover your rent if you'll be working? The reason that you work is to cover living expenses. I would be concerned that you're already going to be in massive debt if you've taken out $19k your first year in student loans and will take out an additional $32k each year (including your room and board). That's going to put you graduating with a debt of $115k — the average student graduates with 24k in student loan debt. Your monthly repayment will be around $1,320/month for 10 years… how are you going to afford rent, a car, groceries, etc? Since the majority of your loans are private loans, the interest rate is variable. This means that one month your payment might be $1,150 and a few months later your payments might be $1,500/month! Can you afford this? What if you only get a job earning $24k/year to start? That would make your monthly take-home pay ~ $1,700 — you wouldn't even have enough left over to rent a room, let alone pay utilities or buy food.
I would suggest that you wait until your junior or senior year to get a credit card – if you then qualify. There are other ways to build your credit. You can get a store card or a gas card, instead of a major credit card — just make sure you pay the balance each month to avoid outrageous interest charges and debt! If you move out, you and your girlfriend need to make sure that you can afford it with your jobs. Taking out student loans for an apartment now is stupid, especially if it means after college you'll have to live with your parents for 5+ years because you cannot afford rent and loan payments. If you cannot afford to move out with working alone, then you cannot afford to move out. Continue working and saving as much as possible so that you can move out the next year. It's estimated that you should have an 8-month emergency fund, so you need to estimate your living costs for 8-months (what they would be if you moved out): rent, utilities, entertainment, household expenses, insurance costs, transportation, groceries, etc. If all of those total $1000, then you need to save at least $8k… if they total $2,000, then you'll need to save $16k. This is what protects you should you lose your job and find yourself unable to get another one. Student loans are for tuition, fees, and even books if you absolutely cannot afford to purchase them out of pocket. You should avoid private loans, and may want to look at transferring to a cheaper school so that you will be able to have a life after college. The student loan calculators are estimating that you'll need an annual income of $183,000 in order to comfortably pay your debt off — are you expecting to earn that much? Good luck to you, but I would say no – don't get a credit card yet and don't move out if you have to live off of student loans. Total independence is great — but you won't be independent, you'll be in debt (there's a huge difference and it's better to realize it before it happens).