few things wrong from the looks of the home inspection. I am very concerned I am 67 and have 5 years to pay for this should I have someone look all the things wrong or should I back out before I give the rest of down payment It is not a lot of money but for me it is. I like the house but am very worried. for instance they said air conditioner was 5 years old it is 10 yrs old and thing like that

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When we asked about the title later it was then given to us but without the right sellers name on it (previous owners). I had to take the title myself, find the original owners and get their signatures, then take it and get the name changed on it in which it was put in my name. However, when we closed on the property(the actual loan) it was only put in my spouse’s name. Can a mortgage company foreclose on a home that was sold under false pretenses. We bought the home from one person who technically did not own the home……Ugg please, help!
You are absolutely correct, they did not want to close on the property because it was not "a-fixed" to the property however, our closer went ahead and closed on it anyways without that documentation. She was then fired the next day when we called back to talk to her. We have since, called the title company in which we are getting the run around. Now we are trying to get a loan modification and have been waiting over a year for any information……nothing!

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What is a decent score not to high and not too low jus passing score for a loan

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all i need you to do is to say what formula to use i’m at a lose

FINC 705

XYZ Electronics has an alternative method of producing the modified bearings. It has an opportunity to build a small manufacturing facility in a foreign country and build the parts from scratch. Due to lower material and labor costs, the cost to manufacture each bearing from scratch is , but annual fixed costs are k. The cost for setting up this production method is 0k, all of which is for plant and equipment. It still requires k worth of inventory that is recovered at the end of the project. The manufacturing facility and its equipment can be sold for ,000 in three years time, which is mostly the value of the land. The completed units will have to be shipped home (insured) at a flat rate cost of /unit. The quality of the product is expected to be consistent with the domestically produced units and can be sold for 5/unit. The tax rate in the foreign country is 15%. There is no tax treaty so cash flows that are repatriated are subject to the domestic tax rate also. (The foreign country does not have a tax credit for capital investments.) The salvage value quantity is exempt from repatriation taxes. The foreign country also uses straight-line depreciation over three years.

The initial investment cost is known in current dollars, but future cash flows are subject to exchange rate risk. This risk is reflected in the required rate of return by adding 3% to the domestic required rate of return.

1.Find the economic breakeven quantity of demand.
2.Suppose that futures contracts suddenly become available so that exchange rate risk can be eliminated. Find the break-even quantity demanded under this scenario.
3.Is it better to produce domestically or in the foreign country? Explain briefly.
4.In this example, the existence of futures contracts would be classified as what?
5.State some of the assumptions of capital budgeting, especially in the context of international financial management

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ok, here is our current situation. My husband and I live in north Texas in a new (2007) manufactured home, It sits on over an acre of property with a 2 car garage. We bought in 2007 when prices were high, and now we are looking to move into a brick home. Our issue is that we know we cannot sell for the amount we owe on the house, and our mortgage payment is pretty high to ask for a renter to pay monthly. I was reading about owner financing out our home. Is that a good option? What would be the smartest way to sell this home and get into another one without being stuck with both and two mortgage payments?

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