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Prior Foreclosure, Bankruptcy or Short sale? How long before you can buy a new home?

Vonda Henry with Academy Mortgage has provided a list( Can I Buy )- to help us determine how long one must wait to buy again after experiencing a foreclosure, bankruptcy or short sale.  Lending rules are constantly changing.  Recently, I have been pleasantly surprised to assist many who felt unqualified, in their home purchase.  During the economic down turn- we […]

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Auction Auction Auction!!!

I’m sure you’re tired of seeing these signs throughout our neighborhood- I know I am… but let’s go see what all the fuss is about. Can you really get a home for 5K at an auction? Let’s find out on 10/25- also you can finance these homes too! BUT come pre-qualified, I would hate for […]

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Banks: No Exceptions for Short Sales

 Increasingly, sellers seeking short sales are encountering a new twist. Lenders are agreeing to let some short sales go through, but they want the home owners to sign a note promising to pay some or all of the balance due – debts that could burden borrowers for the rest of their lives. Moody’s Economy.com estimates […]

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Facts About Seller-funded Downpayment Assistance Provision

The Housing bill signed by the President on July 30, 2008, does not eliminate all downpayment assistance programs from eligibility for FHA insurance. Only those programs that are funded directly from the seller or other party to the transaction are prohibited. Downpayment assistance from family members, government programs, or charities that are not seller-funded is […]

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How the New First-Time Buyer Tax Credit Works

Under the new housing bill, home buyers who have not owned a home in the last three years will be eligible for a tax credit equal to 10 percent of the property up to a maximum of $7,500. Here’s how it works: The credit is $3,750 for married couples filing separately. Unmarried people who jointly […]

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