Why is it that you are invariably in the right place, but always seemingly at the wrong point in time? Financially, maybe you can't quite seem to match up with the requirements needed to take advantage of a particular situation at hand? This can generally lead to a very uncomfortable state of mind, when all you're striving for is to take care of your family, and do everything you can within your powers. From morning until night you are working as much as you possibly can, trying to meet your obligations, any which way you can. As the days and weeks go by the family is increasing in size and the tiny house that you have is being quickly overrun. You may have come across a couple of very attractive homes in Grosse Pointe or other areas of rural Michigan, some of which are in foreclosure. Is this the same old story though, you just don't have enough money available according to those typical restrictions and you seem to be in just the right place, but at just the wrong time, once again!

In all likelihood, you might not like living in a rental property and it might not be big enough for the size of your family, or alternatively you might be staying with your parents or in-laws, which can quickly grow "old," leaving you to look out for any potential opportunities wherever you can find them. Consider the land contract option and how this might help you to move into one of those fantastic homes that you may have been keeping your eye on. Land contracts are typically much simpler arrangements and are configured between the buyer and the seller, with few of the crazy restrictions that are imposed by mortgage companies and scared banks, these days. It's really surprising what can be achieved when two motivated parties come together to push forward toward an agreement. If you can show that you are in steady employment, that you are doing your utmost to look after your family but have little left at the end of any week to put towards saving for a down payment, then you may be able to qualify in this respect for a mutually agreed monthly house payment.

If you don't happen to have the cash for a down payment or are buying a house with poor credit, this can often result in the need to live in a less than satisfying home, forcing you to put up with a general feeling of discontent. If renting or living with family, you're probably looking for your first big break, but first time home buyers with bad credit seem to be at the 'rock bottom' of the list of favored people when it comes to making appointments with bank managers. You don't have to suffer through those tasteless meetings with bank managers anymore, if you can find a land contract that can work to your better advantage. Talk about the terms -- in depth, the contract length and negotiate to come up with reasonable and fair payments. Above all else, you should make sure that you consult an independent land contract professional, who can reassure you that what you are doing is correct and prove to you that buying a home with poor credit is not some "pie in the sky" idea, after all!

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