Your Questions About Good Paying Starter Jobs
Betty asks…
I just graduated from high school and I was wondering what kind of job would be good to start out with?
What would be a decent paying starter job for a fresh high school graduate. I am not sure if I want to go to college or not but if I end up going it would more than likely be sometime next year if I could save up enough money for classes etc etc. But anyways does anyone know a decent paying starter job for a fresh high school graduate? I dont mind physical labor but I would prefer not back breaking work. Anyways thanks in advance for any help you guys/gals may be able to offer!
admin answers:
In this tight job market for someone with no Marketable Skills and no experience you take anything you can get. You are competing with college graduates for jobs at fast food restaurants
Sandy asks…
Hpw should I approach my fiance's family to co-sign on a house for us?
There is not a chance I'm asking my parents to do it. I can pay almost 20k down on a 50k starter home. I am a student with a lot of assets, but do not have a good paying job (yet).. only what my parents have invested in the stock market for me.
Her family knows that I have more than enough money, but how do I approach them? I'm paying 1k/month for our rent when my mortgage would be 1/2 that.
admin answers:
You don't approach them. To do so would be unimaginably boorish, crass, and rude. If anyone would approach them, it would be your fiance, and that would be nearly as boorish, crass, and rude as if YOU had approached them.
What you CAN do is have your fiance (and yourself) visit with your future in-laws, and casually explain what you had planned to do, while expressing remorse that you did not qualify for a mortgage because of inadequate income, and that the only way you could qualify for the mortgage is if someone co-signed it for you.
If your future in-laws are interested in co-signing for you, they will OFFER at this point. However, asking them outright to co-sign will place them in a very uncomfortable position. If they do not offer their assistance as co-signers, it is safe to assume that they are not willing to do so.
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