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How Long Do USDA Rural Home Loans Take To Close?

It’s a common myth surrounding the USDA loan that it takes ‘forever’ to get to the closing. It really doesn’t take too much longer than any other loan on the market. While there is one extra step USDA lenders have to...

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Home Possible Income and Property Eligibility Guidelines

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If you are a credit-worthy borrower that just doesn’t have a large down payment, you may be a good candidate for the Home Possible program. This Freddie Mac program provides you with conventional financing while only requiring a 3% down payment.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest Rates? Click  Read more

5 Tips to Make Your Offer Stand out in a Competitive Market

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If you are trying to buy a home in a seller’s market, you have a lot of competition. What sets you apart from the other bidders is what is going to get your bid noticed. If you just bid an amount and don’t give any other factors consideration, chances are that your bid may get overlooked.Looking  Read more

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