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LIke everyone else were in a financial struggle and need 2000 in 2 weeks any ideas?
I need a little advice I dont like to complain but weve done everything and no one we no can help me and my fiance both work fulltime and im 5 months pregnant we dont live together and our parents want us out of there houses so we applied for cooperative housing and we got accepted but the problem is you have to have 4000 to move in and we only have 2 weeks or they will move on to the next applicant weve saved so far 2000 but we still need 2000 by next week does any1 have any advice on what to do? and weve already both been denied for loans and we have no one willing to let us barrow it and with the economy being so bad neither of us can find 2nd jobs. Any ideas????
also we dont have bad credit were just both very young he 18 and im 19 and yes ive applied everywhere even at mcdonalds no1 wants to hire a preggo and weve also sold alot of stuff to i put my engagement ring online today. And the cooperative housing you pay them the 4000 grand and you own it, its a townhome.
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- Tim CLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Do you have anything you can sell? Ebay, garage sale?
Are you sure you can't find 2nd jobs, or just none you are willing to do? You may have to lower your standards. Also, you just may not be able to pull this off.
$2000 is a good amount of money, can't you use that for a deposit on an ordinary apartment?
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I would be very, very skeptical of the previous suggestion. It smells very fishy to me. They'll probably ask for any money up front. I'd stay away.
- Lara SLv 41 decade ago
Coming up with $2000 in 2 weeks is going to be pretty difficult. If you don't have the money for the housing pre-qualification amount, how will you afford the monthly payments? Don't forget that you'll have utilities, grocery, etc. bills once you move in together and if you are five months pregnant, you'll probably be taking some kind of maternity leave with limited/no income coming in for a few months. Are there any other housing options that would not require you to come up with such a large amount? Have you looked into renting in someone's basement, guest house, two family house or is there another relative that you can live with while you two save some more money? Good Luck!
