Live in the condo5 of 10She and her future husband can live in the condo, and sell or rent out his house."They might not like it," Drewes says, but they could live in the condo "until the market rebounds, assuming that it will."Huss and her fiancé have a dog, and the house has a backyard that's suitable for the dog. The second-floor condo unit lacks the backyard. And the condo has about 1,100 square feet, whereas the house has about 1,800 square feet. Related Articles:Loan-to-value calculatorNew FHA condo rulesCheck HOA before buying condoRefinance underwater mortgageRelated Links:Are you eligible for mortgage help?Will assumable mortgage solve crisis?Lapse may prompt foreclosureHow to navigate a short sale advertisement
She and her future husband can live in the condo, and sell or rent out his house.
"They might not like it," Drewes says, but they could live in the condo "until the market rebounds, assuming that it will."
Huss and her fiancé have a dog, and the house has a backyard that's suitable for the dog. The second-floor condo unit lacks the backyard. And the condo has about 1,100 square feet, whereas the house has about 1,800 square feet.
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