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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 Much Does a Home Appraisal Cost?

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 When you buy a home, you have many fees to pay and not all of them pertain to the lender. There are third party fees you may encounter, including the mortgage appraisal fee. This fee covers the cost of the appraiser evaluating the property and coming up with a fair market value for  Read more

Buying Discount Points to Lower Your Interest Rate

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It is an age-old question: should you pay points in order to secure a lower interest rate? While every situation differs, there are certain factors to consider before you determine the right answer for you. How much money you have to put down on the home as well as pay for closing costs is one of  Read more

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