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Can You Buy a Foreclosure With a VA Loan?

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You can get quite a bargain on a foreclosed home in some situations. Did you know that you don’t have to buy a foreclosure with cash only? You can get financing, which includes VA financing.Get Matched with a Lender, Click Here.Even though the VA has flexible guidelines, there are certain  Read more

Simplifying the Foreclosed Home Purchase Process

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There’s no doubt about it, buying a foreclosed home is complicated. It’s complicated for you and the lender. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. With the right steps, you can get a great deal on a home that you can either live in or flip and make a profit on.Compare Offers from Several  Read more

Things to Know When Buying a Foreclosed Property

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Buying a foreclosed property has many benefits, especially the lower price tag it usually carries. However, before you jump in headfirst into the transaction, you should know some things. Buying a foreclosure works differently than a standard home purchase. There are likely more restrictions you  Read more

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