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Oct
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Some Things To Remember While Buying A House For The First Time
Posted (admin) on 21-10-2008
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With the rise in prices of property, owning a property is going further out of the reach of many first-time buyers. Owning a home is considered a daunting task, requiring loads of money which first time buyers often are unable to shell out. But to accomplish this daunting task there is a surprisingly simple solution known as first time buyer home loan.
With the market offering you numerous home loans it gets puzzling for a first time buyer to select the right loan. So here are a few things you ought to remember while availing a first time buyer home loan.
Make sure that you purchase the home for the lowest possible rate.
Discuss terms regarding the mortgage like interest rate, term of the loan, and payments, Private Mortgage Insurance and early repayment penalty etc. before you apply for it.
Find out the lowest rates, as interest rate of the mortgage loan is the most costly of the whole purchase. Selecting a low rate loan can save you a reasonable amount of money.
Compare and contrast the various options you receive from various lenders. Look at all the options including fixed rate and adjustable rate.
The next important thing is the term of the mortgage loan that you are applying for.
Carefully consider the fees, early repayment penalty and down payment.
Now, after getting all this information about first time buyer home loan, go ahead and avail the loan which caters to your needs in the best manner and make your dream house your own.
Author:
The author is a business writer specializing in finance and credit products and has written authoritative articles on the finance industry. She has done her masters in Business Administration and is currently assisting Adverse-credit-first-time-buyer as a finance specialist.
For more information please visit:
http://www.adverse-credit-first-time-buyer.co.uk
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Oct
20
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7 Steps to Buying Your First Home
Posted (admin) on 20-10-2008
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1.Find Your Real Estate Agent - Interview 2 to 3 Buyer Agents pick the one you are most comfortable with. Make sure they can give you the service you need. Real estate agents who can send you daily emails of homes that fit your criteria will get you into your new home faster and save you money at the same time.
2.Complete Mortgage Pre-Approval - Stop! Don’t pass go until you complete this step. The process takes 20 to 30 minutes over the phone, on line, or in person. This step determines whether or not you can buy a house and how much home
you can afford. This step sets up the entire process all the way through closing.
3.Pick The Setting For Your Family To Grow - Rural, Suburban, In Town, City, On the Beach, In the Mountains, Subdivision or Acreage. The place your family settles depends a lot on where you grew up and your childhood experiences.
4.Determine What Type House Fits You - 2 stories, Rancher, Basement, no basement, Split Level, Cape Cod, Bungalow, Log Home, High Rise Condo, or Townhouse. The home style choices are not endless but after seeing a dozen homes they all start to blend together.
5.Select What Amenities You Want or Need - Eat in Kitchen, Formal Dining Room, Fireplace, Air Conditioning, Jacuzzi, 2 baths, 3 baths, 3 car garage, Patio, Deck, Screened Porch, Wooded Lot, Level Lot. The choices are limited only by your imagination and wallet.
6.What Schools Do You Want For Your Children - Public School, Private School, Parochial or Religious, How about Home School? In neighborhood walk to school, bussing OK? Mom and Dad drop off. Involve the kids as much as you can, this should also be their choice.
7.Don’t Forget Your Transportation Needs - travel to work do you use public transportation, How about travel time 20 minutes 45 minutes or more to work OK? Special needs do you require access to medical facilities. Shopping and recreation some areas it’s a 25 minute ride to get a gallon of milk.
Bill Carey with over 30 years in real estate sales, investments, and home building offers a unique perspective to the buying and selling process of residential real estate for F*R*E*E consumer information and reports log on to http://www.CharlotteNCExecutiveHomes.com and see
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Oct
19
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Seller Financing Your Next Home
Posted (admin) on 19-10-2008
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Everyone has heard of seller financing. But not everyone understands it, or understands how it can benefit EVERYONE from property buyers, property sellers, real estate agents, investors, and of course, flippers.
The Seller
If you have ever sold a home, or are trying to sell a home, you know that sometimes finding someone who is both interested and qualified can be a hassle, especially if you desperately need to sell your home quickly. By understanding seller financing, you can decide on what terms to sell your home, and often demand a higher price. Seller financing simply means YOU are the bank. Instead of the buyer of your home having to go to a bank, get approved for a loan, get a check, then pay you, you would simply receive payments every month for your property until it was paid off. With the recent “creative financing” courses all over TV and the internet, these types of transactions are bigger than ever. However, agreeing to these terms of payment is not the bottom line. Investors purchase these notes because they can get a great return on their money, and have an investment that is secured by property. So you may decide to use seller financing to sell your home quickly, then turn around, and sell that I.O.U. or cash flow note, to an investor. The buyer gets the home they wanted, you got paid, and the investor is getting a return he wants for his money. You can see how greatly you can benefit by using this type of financing, and if you’re anything like me, I don’t like banks. I would much rather be in control and know exactly what I am getting because it’s on MY terms, not a bank’s.
The Buyer
For someone buying a home, seller financing allows someone who might not be able to qualify for a traditional mortgage, to purchase the home he/she would like. But understanding seller financing will allow you to negotiate with the seller to come to an agreement. Often people don’t get what they truely feel their home is worth. Seller financing allows you to structure a payment plan that is giving the seller the money they want for their home, while allowing you to pay them directly without credit approval. This technique has been used by investors and home buyers for years as a way to purchase homes and other property they might not be able to get otherwise. Then as a buyer, you can explain to the seller how they have the option of selling that mortgage to an investor and still getting their money. Once they sell it, it’s not their responsibility anymore.
The Flipper
No, I’m not talking about everyone’s favorite bottle-nosed dolphin. I’m talking about mortgage flippers. This is where you can build a huge source of income without ever investing money of your own. The only costs you have here are for advertising to the mortgage holders. This consist of envelopes, stamps, paper, postcards and a few classified ads. If you can find a way of investing for less than this, let me know, I’d love to hear it. Finding mortgage holders is not hard. There are litterally billions of dollars of new notes created yearly. The first place you can start looking, is where you are right now, the internet. These types of contracts are also recorded in county courthouses all over the country. Go to your local county courthouse, ask for the recorder of deeds, and ask if you can examine the public records. When you find one of these seller financed mortgages, you can simply contact them, explain to them they can sell their mortgage, and gather the information on it. With that information, you can present it to investors who purchase these notes. When you have an offer, then you can arrange for a simultaneous closing in an escrow account. If you’re looking to become a serious investor, this is an excellent way to generate cash for other types of investing, because you can litterally start with nothing. That is exactly why I personally started doing this type of investing.
My goal is to help sort out some of the mess when looking into real estate, as either an investor or a home buyer/seller. My website offers an explanation and the resources to further your real estate education. I offer a Note Listing service to purchase mortgages so you can profit from them.
http://www.getyourmoney.stlhosting.com
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