I am renting a house that I'd like to buy. The landlord has a mortgage on the house. I don't have enough money to come up with a down payment. Is there a legal and safe way to buy the house from the landlord and finance it through him for a period of time? If the landlord cannot payoff the mortgage without selling the house first, is there a way for me to be the owner of the house, finance through the landloard, who then finances through his mortgage company? Is this legal to do and is there a way to protect yourself if it can be setup this way?

Living in house now for almost 3 to 4 years paying 800 rent. Father owns house. During this time or years, I have been fixing credit to be able to buy the house from him. How does my father gift money in the amount of 26k to 32k to buy house that he owns? The house is not on a note. It is paid for full.

Me and my husband want to buyer house, this is going be our first time buyer house, But I want to know that if I can used my debit card to buy house? Because I do not have credit card myself BUT I can get one but I don't work I am stay at home mom, even my husband had bad credit. But me and my husband do have SSI (Supplemental Security Income). Can you help me what can we do? thanks!

My budget is about $250000. I can choose new house in Pincourt with good size 1539 sf or 25-35 years old house in West island with around 1300 sf size. From Pincourt to Pointe-Claire just needs 20-25 mins. My husband works at Pointe-Claire. I have a kid just 11 months old. We have to buy a house but we really struggle about where. Do you think Pincourt has the potencial to become second west island? One day Pincourt will well develope? Become a convience city like Pointe-Claire or Pierrefonds?

I live in Scotland and I am tying to sell my house ,I need to sell quick and have heard that their are companies that buy houses to rent them out .Is this a realistick option and how much under the market value would I be offerd?

Alright, i wanna buy houses, abandoned ones mostly, and maybe occupied ones if that is possible also want to increase the area of my current house too would be nice.

I got this letter from mail to attend a seminar in my town on how to buy houses without money.

I'm planning to buy a house this coming summer, but my friend suggests that I wait until Winter. He said even in a stable market, houses are usually cheaper in Winters than Summers. Base on your experience, is this good advise? And why? P.S. I plan to buy in Southern California

I'm based on the Strand and want to buy a plant in my lunch hour to brighten up my desk. I'm looking for a shop where I can get a plant. I don't know of any and there are no big supermarkets or garden centres near my office.

I am living in Fort Mc and claim LOA. I have my permanent resident in Edmonton (I am renting) and now I m planing to buy a house in Fort Mc. Is there any way I can do this without loosing LOA? There has to be a way around. Can someone please let me know??