Thursday, June 11th, 2009 at
11:35 am
How You Can Obtain a Savannah FHA Mortgage
Some individuals are not sure if they qualify for a Federal Housing administration loan, but they may be surprised to note that most first time home buyers and those were not in the upper income brackets can easily qualify for either in adjustable rate or fixed rate Savannah mortgage.
FHA loans are very attractive to mortgage lenders, as the lone itself is guaranteed by the Federal government, which means that a low down payment is usually possible as opposed to a traditional home loan.
One of the FHA’s most popular programs involves putting down a low down payment of around 5% on the sales price of a home, and these loans are also assumable by qualified buyers, making it very easy to sell them if you are in a hurry.
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Tuesday, June 9th, 2009 at
8:11 pm
How to Get the Lowest Phoenix Mortgage Rates
If you’re interested in obtaining seller financing instead of the traditional Phoenix mortgage, there are some things that you should know. It may be surprising to some people that almost 10% of all of the homes sold in America will utilize at least partial seller financing.
Just because a seller wants to sell a home does not always mean that they’re eager to finance it themselves, and sometimes they will be much more willing to simply take the cash. One of the reasons seller financing may occur is if the seller owes a large amount of capital gains taxes, and after they sell the property over time, they are able to reduce the amount of taxes that they will pay.
Another reason that sellers will offer financing are because they’re in a declining home market and higher prices will allow them to sell their property easier. In short, they use it as an incentive in order to get individuals to pay higher premiums or just unload the property.
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Saturday, June 6th, 2009 at
4:35 pm
Over the past few years real estate investing was the thing to get into. Many of the gurus became quite wealthy selling their courses and coaching programs and boot camps. The number of investors or wannabe investors was growing by leaps and bounds. The big money of real estate investing was attracting them even more in the early part of this decade because of the rapidly rising property values. However, with the declining market values nationwide, they are now dropping like flies. They do not understand how to buy and sell in this market. Are they right with sitting this out for a while?
Similar things have happened in the stock market. When the market was good we got all these wannabe stock investors in there. When the bubble burst they disappeared. They backed off because you needed to get creative to survive to make money. So, again, are these investors right with sitting it our for a while until the market comes back? NO, would be my response.
A good investor in stocks or real estate will make money in both a good and bad market. Why, he changes his strategies. That is why there is a great opportunity in today’s market for the astute investor. One article I read called this the “Perfect Storm of the Real Estate Market.†Just like the movie with George Clooney, we find 3 things happening in this market simultaneously like the perfect storm. These have never occurred all at the same time.
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