#52 no, kandist is right. The only difference between you and your landlord is that he got a credit from the bank and you don't. And there is no reason for this. If you can't pay the credit back the bank will take the house. The bank can't lose in this case. But it still won't lend you the money
sure they can. if they can't sell the house because it's pandemic/recession. Plus not only the landlord had a credit score but he also made a down payment.
#52 no, kandist is right. The only difference between you and your landlord is that he got a credit from the bank and you don't. And there is no reason for this. If you can't pay the credit back the bank will take the house. The bank can't lose in this case. But it still won't lend you the money
sure they can. if they can't sell the house because it's pandemic/recession. Plus not only the landlord had a credit score but he also made a down payment.
nah son. there's a little thing called articles of incorporation
They really need to start teaching basic economics in high school again...
sure they can. if they can't sell the house because it's pandemic/recession. Plus not only the landlord had a credit score but he also made a down payment.
Socialists generally have no idea of economics.