Be sure it isn't all about his looks. Get to know him first so you can be sure he isn't a jerk. Take opportunities to chat with him in class or in the hallways. Without getting to know him, you may eventually realize you don't have anything in common. Maybe you enjoy his positive attitude or sense of humor. After working on your confidence and identifying why you like the boy, it's time to jump in and talk to him! Make sure you talk about things he likes, or the conversation may die quickly. For example, if he's on a sports team, tell him he played well. If you're still feeling shy, find ways to be around him in a group because he still might notice you if you smile and make eye contact. They can be sources of information, such as if he likes you or the kinds of things that interest him. Ask them about activities they enjoy doing together.You can even talk about classes you have together or ask for help in a certain subject. Then you can use this information to make conversation with the boy you're trying to impress. If his friends reveal anything personal about him, be careful not to mention this to him. He may think you're prying. After talking to him for a little while, an opportunity to ask for his number may come on its own. For example, if you're walking on a class project together, that's the perfect time to ask. Connect with him on social media if he doesn't have a cell phone. If he doesn't have his own phone where you can call and text him, he might be active on social media. Mention Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram and add him on those sites. Mention previous conversations or something he might find interesting if you're looking for a way to initiate a dialogue on social media. Just a little bit of flirtation will get the message across. You don't want the guy to think that you'd flirt with just anyone. Make him feel special about getting some attention from you. Don't talk about other guys. While you may not mean anything by it, this could send the wrong message to the boy you're trying to impress. He may think you're interested in someone else.

Summary: Identify why you like this boy. Don't be nervous about talking to him. Get to know his friends. Find an excuse to get his number. Don't be too forward.

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<\/p><\/div>"}. Type samsung smart view into the search bar. Tap the Samsung Smart View app. Tap INSTALL. It's the TV icon with 4 curved lines beneath it. You'll find it in the app drawer of your Android phone. If you just finished installing the app from the Play Store, you can tap the green "OPEN" button to launch the app instead. You'll only have to grant the app permissions the first time you run it. If you have more than one on your Wi-Fi network, select the one you want to connect to. A message will appear on the TV. If you have only one Samsung TV, it may connect automatically. This option will appear at the top of the TV screen. Use the remote you use for your TV and select the "Allow" button. Some Samsung Galaxy phones may connect automatically. Once connected, you can select what to view on your TV from your Android phone. You should see the icons for all the Smart TV apps that are installed on your Samsung TV displayed in a grid on the Smart View app. Simply tap any app to open in on the TV. You can also tap the remote icon in the top-right corner to use your phone like the Samsung remote to control your TV.

Summary: Connect your Samsung Smart TV and your Android phone to the same Wi-Fi network. Install the Smart View app on your phone. Open Samsung Smart View. Tap Allow when prompted. Select the Samsung TV, if prompted. Select Allow on the TV. Select a TV app or media to play.

If you don't already have a household budget, creating one helps you determine how much of a house you can afford. Since getting a mortgage means taking on significant debt, make sure the debt you already have is manageable. Once you've totaled your expenses, calculate how much of a monthly payment you can afford. Generally, your mortgage payment should be less than a third of your monthly income. Ideally, it should be around a quarter of your monthly income. While your monthly payment will depend on your interest rate and mortgage term, having a monthly payment in mind helps narrow the range of homes you can buy. Pull your credit report from all 3 major credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. You are entitled to one free credit report each year by federal law. For the other two, you'll have to pay a nominal fee. Use free services, such as Credit Karma or Credit Sesame, to monitor your credit. If you see any errors on your credit reports, notify the credit bureaus and get those errors corrected before you start applying for mortgages. Your credit score will likely go down considerably in the first year after you buy your home. If your score is in the mid-600s or higher, this shouldn't cause you significant problems. When you apply for a mortgage, you'll need at least 3 years of tax returns and 6 months of bank statements. You may also need statements from any investment accounts you have. Depending on the lender, you may also need insurance statements or other information. The lender will provide a list of documents you need. Gather documents in anticipation to save some time and get a more accurate offer. If you don't have tax returns available, contact the IRS to get copies. When looking for a mortgage, compare several offers to make sure you get the best deal. Apply with different types of lenders large national lenders as well as smaller, regional banks or credit unions. If you've had accounts with a bank for at least 5 years, apply with that bank first. Since you already work with them, verification will be easier. You may also get a better rate from a bank you have a relationship with. Because shopping around for a mortgage is the responsible thing to do, multiple inquiries typically won't have a negative effect on your credit score.
Summary: Total your monthly expenses and debt. Check your credit score. Gather documents to verify your income and debt obligations. Contact at least 3 mortgage lenders.