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Financing Options for Buying a Pre-Foreclosure Home

If you are looking for a deal on a home, one of the best ways to get one is by buying a pre-foreclosure home. Typically, you’ll see pre-foreclosures homes listed as a ‘short sale.’ In other words, lenders are willing to...

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How to Find the Right State and Local Down Payment Assistance Programs

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Are you avoiding buying a house because you don’t have a down payment saved? You aren’t alone. Millions of Americans do the same thing, but there is help. There are several state and local down payment assistance programs that can make homeownership a possibility for you.Looking for Current  Read more

How do you Check if Your Property has a Clear Title?

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Are you worried that your property may have a lien on it? If you want to check, there is an easy way to do so without paying for a professional title search. It does require a little work on your end and it will take some time, but in the end, you’ll have the answers that you need.Looking for  Read more

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