Tag Archives: payment

Looking for a document to quarantee payment on rent?

I am renting a apartment and want the persons mother to quarantee payment if her son get behind on the rent

are these indications that incomes/fortunes are sometimes not earned/deserved?

1. payment for scarcity, or high ratio of demand to supply [which has nothing to do with the contribution of the income receiver] eg, new technology, built-in scarcity: everyone wants one, industry is gearing up
2. payment for nature-given or godgiven gifts [which have nothing to do with the contribution of the income receiver]
3. net capital gains on property [the increase in value is due to increase of infrastructure & population around the land, nothing to do with income receiver]
4. money ‘makes’ money [which has to imply the person didnt make the money, or it doesnt mean anything]
5. insider information on stocks [those closest to the stockmarket have to get more info than those further away - again, money for no contribution by the receiver]
6. profits & salaries in excess of fairpay-for-work salaries for company owners are by definition income/fortunes for no work
7. inheritance
8. gambling wins
9. gifts
10. lucky finds [diamonds in desert, undervalued sales, etc]

Question about my Interest Only Home Loan and Tax Deductions?

I have an Interest Only mortgage and since mortgage interest is tax deductible, doesn’t that imply that my entire mortgage payment is deductible?
The Form 1098 I just received shows the “mortgage interest received” is only a fraction of the interest I paid this year. What percentage of mortgage interest IS deductible on these interest-only loans?
Thanks!

how do i find homes sold by the gov. because of none payment of taxes?

I’m looking for homes in York, PA that are for sale by the government because of delequent taxes.

How do student loans affect a mortgage applicaton?

I have $60,000 in various student loans, but since consolidating my combined payment is only $300/month. I have no other debt. Do lenders view student loan debt differently due to the flexibility of the loans? Also, would they look more at the total amount of the debt or the monthly payment when determining the rate and loan amount?