Your Way Home Arizona 22% Down Payment Assistance in Yuma, Somerton and San Luis

On June 19, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Derek Egeberg

It is official, the Your Way Home Arizona program is now officially open and ready for approved buyers.  The state of Arizona has created a program that will allow buyers who qualify to access a grant of 22% of the purchase price if they buy bank owned REO properties. _______________________ What Are The Qualifications? _______________________ [...]

FHA 203k Renovation Loan Series (Part 4) – Texas

On June 19, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Leesa Sandoval

Now that you know what’s allowed with the 203k Renovation Loan in Texas it’s important that we discuss what’s not allowed. Any luxury item and/or improvement that does not become a permanent part of the property is not eligible.

FHA 203k Renovation Loan Series (Part 3) – Texas

On June 18, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Leesa Sandoval

The FHA 203k Rehab loan for Texas gives a buyer the flexibility to customize a home. It also offers a seller a way to market a home that may needs minor repairs, upgrades, etc. There are very few limits to this loan program in terms of the repairs and renovations which may be performed.

FHA 203k Renovation Loan Series (Part 2) – Texas

On June 18, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Leesa Sandoval

Obtaining a 203k Renovation loan in Texas is a very simple process. The process begins by finding a qualified mortgage consultant who offers the program.

First Time Home Buyers in Harleysville – Montgomery County, PA ask “How Can I Use FHA and the $8,000 Tax Credit NOW?!?!”

On June 18, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Jason Klaskin

Many first time buyers in Harleysville, PA and surrounding Montgomery County are asking for specific examples about how they can use the power of an FHA mortgage and the $8,000 Tax Credit to benefit them NOW! Here is an example of a property that is eligible for FHA financing and allows a First Time Home [...]

Video – What Is An FHA Mortgage?

On June 16, 2009, in Mortgage Programs, Tips And Advice, by Mark Madsen

______________ FHA Frequently Asked Questions by timeline: ______________ 00:00 -  What is an FHA mortgage? 01:22 -  Is there a lot of red tape with FHA mortgages? 03:17 -  What are the benefits of FHA to borrowers? 05:30 -  Does a previous bankruptcy or foreclosure prevent someone from getting an FHA loan? 06:19 -  What [...]

Idaho FHA and VA Manufactured Loan programs for Refinancing and Purchasing homes

On June 16, 2009, in Mortgage Programs, Tips And Advice, by Michelle Guth

The Idaho FHA and VA Manufactured Loan programs for refinancing and purchasing homes is a great program that allows borrowers to purchase and or refinance their properties. Both FHA and VA have loan programs for Manufactured homes. Below are some of the details FHA/VA Guidelines on LTV’s (Loan to Value) – LTV is the amount [...]

HVCC – Idaho Residents Need To Care About The Home Valuation Code of Conduct

On June 15, 2009, in Refinance Process, Tips And Advice, by Michelle Guth

The HVCC (Home Valuation Code of Conduct) is important to understand if you are an Idaho Resident and home owner.  Many people are being negatively affected by the HVCC. HVCC is a new agreement between the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and the New York Attorney General’s office to help enhance the integrity of the [...]

FHA 203k Renovation Loan Series (Part 1) – Texas

On June 15, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Leesa Sandoval

The FHA 203k loan in Texas allows give buyers the ability to make a home their own without spending a lot of money out of pocket. There is a lot of flexibility with this loan when it comes to repairs or upgrades. This is limited to single family residential homes but the possibilities are endless.

USDA Home Loan Details – Texas

On June 15, 2009, in Tips And Advice, by Leesa Sandoval

The rates and fees associated with the USDA home loan are competitive with other programs like standard conventional loans, FHA and VA loans, and unlike these programs, there are no liquid cash reserve requirements associated with the approval of the loan. This means that you do not have to have a large amount of money in reserve after the purchase or refinance to qualify for the loan.