Eligible for food stamps in NM with owning property?
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marie76444 asked:
My husband is the only one working and we have 3 small children (3,2, &1). I am trying to apply for Food Stamp Benefits, but a little concerned b/c we own a rel estate property. Here it is: We used to live in West Texas, and we bought us a house and lived there 2 years and then my husband got a job offer, so we moved to New Mexico. We rented our house out in texas, and we only get enough to make the mortgage each month. We have to pay the taxes, and insurance out of pocket b.c it is not included. My husband makes about 26,000.00 a year, and we get 825/month on rent from our property. Our mortgage is 786.00 month so there is only a 40 dollor difference. Will this hurt us? Do you think we will be eligible? I would love to get a job but it would not pay for me to go to work b/c of childcare being so expensive for 3 kids. We do pay rent here in NM-675.00, our utilities are around 210.00 and our house insurance on our property is 75.00/month and taxes are about 1600.00 annually…just to figure all that up. Thanks in advance.
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My husband is the only one working and we have 3 small children (3,2, &1). I am trying to apply for Food Stamp Benefits, but a little concerned b/c we own a rel estate property. Here it is: We used to live in West Texas, and we bought us a house and lived there 2 years and then my husband got a job offer, so we moved to New Mexico. We rented our house out in texas, and we only get enough to make the mortgage each month. We have to pay the taxes, and insurance out of pocket b.c it is not included. My husband makes about 26,000.00 a year, and we get 825/month on rent from our property. Our mortgage is 786.00 month so there is only a 40 dollor difference. Will this hurt us? Do you think we will be eligible? I would love to get a job but it would not pay for me to go to work b/c of childcare being so expensive for 3 kids. We do pay rent here in NM-675.00, our utilities are around 210.00 and our house insurance on our property is 75.00/month and taxes are about 1600.00 annually…just to figure all that up. Thanks in advance.
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Posted by Admin on April 5th, 2009 :: Filed under Other - Food & Drink
Tags :: Dollor, Insurance, New Mexico, Rent Property, Thanks In Advance