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How to Avoid PMI Without Putting 20% Down

If you don’t put 20% down on a home, you’ll pay mortgage insurance in some form. If it’s a conventional loan, you pay PMI. If you opt for a government-backed loan, like the FHA or USDA loan, you pay annual insurance...

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Important Questions You Need to Ask Your Loan Officer

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Shopping for a mortgage can be just as stressful as choosing the right home. As you interview lenders, you should ask them certain questions. You should know the ins and outs of any mortgage you are considering. After all, you could have this loan for the next 30 years and it will likely be one of  Read more

How to Make a Competitive Offer on a Home

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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

Buying a House in 2021 with a 100% VA Home Loan

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Are you a veteran that hasn’t used their VA entitlement yet? The good news is that if you are eligible, the VA loan provides a great way to purchase a home in 2021. The loan has flexible underwriting guidelines and you don’t need to put any money down on the home. This means you can be a first-time  Read more

Should You Consider the Realtor’s Preferred Lender?

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If you use a realtor to buy a house, chances are he or she may recommend other professionals to help you finish the process. Among those professionals, the realtor may suggest a specific lender. It may seem like a great idea to use the realtor’s preferred lender, but there are pros and cons in this  Read more

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Advantages of Buying a Condo

There are more decisions to make when buying a house than just the location. You also have to decide what type of house you want. Do you want a single  Read more

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