Ryan Carr is a full time real estate investor from the Durham Region who specializes in helping homeowners in tough situations. His company, R.W. Carr Investments, has created a sustainable portfolio using this method, which has consistently outperformed traditional accessory apartments from conception.
Ryan continues to innovate the industry with residential real estate purchases, coaching, new construction techniques, JV Partnerships, flipping and small scale development. R.W. Carr Investment Co. delivers trusted real estate services in Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Trenton/ Belleville and the nearby areas.
Ryan continues to innovate the industry with residential real estate purchases, coaching, new construction techniques, JV Partnerships, flipping and small scale development. R.W. Carr Investment Co. delivers trusted real estate services in Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Trenton/ Belleville and the nearby areas.
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Ryan Carr is a full-time real estate investor from the Durham Region who specializes in helping homeowners get out of tough situations. His company, R.W. Carr Investments, has completed dozens of transactions with people across the GTA where debt, timing, maintenance, and repairs, or family nuances are a critical component to the deal.
For anyone that has gone, or is currently going through this, we know what you're feeling and are here to help. At this point, you've likely received some letters from the mortgage company/ bank stating that your home is in arrears and that you have a few options: Pay up or move out. You have all of your belongings in the home, and don't know what to do now.
When you have debt and are not earning enough to service this liability, interest payments can get out on control and you might find yourself overwhelmed by it all. Debt may be the enemy here, but don't fret. One of the best options that you have is to sell your home. Depending on the home's equity, it may be enough to cover a huge chunk of the debts owed, if not all of them.
Deciding on what to do with the home you shared with your ex can be even more difficult, and down right confusing. Often times, one party attempts to refinance the house after the divorce, while the other party gets bought out, or the property itself gets left to chance. During this period, utility bills can rack up, legal fee's go out of control, payments get missed and credit scores get challenged.
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