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HVCC, the government’s answer to fixing the housing price situation in an already unstable real estate market. Too bad it does more harm than good. Sign the petition to have HVCC reconsidered
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What good is a pre-qualification or pre-approval if you’re not going to listen?
By Jason, Jun 16 in Blog with 0 commentsPre-qualifications and pre-approvals are a great beginning point for Realtors and home buyers. However, if no one is going to follow the terms of them, then what is the point of asking for them. Going beyond those terms, ultimately leads to a buyer hearing the words, “You are not approved.”
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Neil Cavuto inspired me to write this with his “Damn, You’re Young” commentary the other night. His points were valid and right on target with just how “pretty good” mortgage interest rates still are
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Bond/Trust financing allows construction and development projects to be completed during a three year period without interest being paid or accrued. And permanent financing can be rolled into a 20 year schedule at Prime+2%
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A denied mortgage loan application is not the end of the world. In fact, it is the beginning stage of becoming approved. A denial tells us what is wrong. It is our job to continue working with a borrower to take them from denied to approved
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A look back at the past week in the mortgage industry. Just what is happening and how it is helping, I mean hurting, the borrowers and potential home buyers. HVCC and higher rates are just the beginning
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Buyers know more than Realtors when it comes to buying a home, just like King Arthur knows how to fight a little bunny. A silly story, but in all honesty, this is how some buyers still think in today’s market. The perfect home is quickly becoming a myth again
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Those who waited for the right time to buy real estate have officially dilly dallied a little too long, as mortgage rates are projected to hit a 5 year high. Could these high rates mark the end of the real estate industry
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USDA adjusts its income limits and restructures its per family member system into a two tier bracket. These changes will allow for more borrowers to qualify for 100% mortgage loan financing and be more competitive with FNMA’s HomePath and
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Refinance your Florida real estate’s mortgage loan today. Rates are still low (in the 4% – 5% range for most qualified borrowers) and there are some incredible mortgage loan programs that allow for up to 105% with possibly no Mortgage Insurance (RefiPLUS)
