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Owner Financing: How Does It Work?

Sometimes you have more option than strictly obtaining financing from a lender. Owner financing offers you the opportunity to obtain financing directly from the seller. While not very common, this situation could occur, giving you another chance at becoming a homeowner. How...

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USDA Loan vs FHA Loan: Which is Better?

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The government offers a few different loan options to help you make home ownership a possibility. Among the most popular options are the USDA and FHA loans. How do you know which loan is better?Looking for Current Mortgage Interest Rates? Click Here.It really depends on your situation. Each  Read more

Can You Buy a Home With Bad Credit but a Good Income?

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You’ve probably heard by now that you need great credit to secure a mortgage. After the housing crisis, this is not far from the truth. Lenders got much stricter with their requirements for fear of being penalized or being forced to buy loans back from the secondary market. The Dodd-Frank Act and  Read more

6 Mistakes to Avoid Once You’re Pre-Approved for a Home Loan

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The road to owning that dream house is not an easy one. Oftentimes, you will encounter a number of rough patches. This is due, in part, to the different stages that a prospective buyer goes through. However when one has a full understanding of what is involved, navigating through each stage of  Read more

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Owner Financing: How Does It Work?

Sometimes you have more option than strictly obtaining financing from a lender. Owner financing offers you the opportunity to obtain financing

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