Whats the difference in experience between a loan officer and a mortgage consultant?
Whats the difference in experience between a loan officer and a mortgage consultant?
Posted in Mortgage Tips
Tagged consultant, difference, experience, loan, loan officer, mortgage, mortgage consultant, officer, Whats
I have a friend who owned a home three years ago but sold it because she went into foreclosure. Before she went into foreclosure she filed for bankruptcy protection. After selling the home, she paid off the bankruptcy and rented an apartment. She is now in sales making a lot of money. She has enough money to put 20% down on a 600,000 home. Will she have a problem getting a loan?
Posted in Homes For Sale
Tagged APARTMENT, bankruptcy, Foreclosure, friend, Home, loan, lot, money, mortgage, protection
I’m looking to buy my first house, and I want to seem reasonably intelligent before I sit down with a mortgage broker. If I am interested in purchasing a home in need of a few, minor repairs, can the cost of repairs be included in the home loan? Or, say: for aesthtic purposes, the lawn needs to be sodded…let’s say…to prevent erosion, etcetera. Can that be included in the loan? Or, do both of those instances fall under the category of home equity loans? Ahhh – here’s an additional question: Just for curiosity’s sake, how long must you own a home before you qualify for a home equity loan?
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Tagged broker, cost, curiosity, equity, erosion, first house, Home, home equity loan, home equity loans, home loan, house, initial repair, instances, Lawn, loan, mortgage, mortgage broker, need, repair, sake
Does anyone know of a loan for low income persons for home improvements in the state of Georgia?
Posted in Home Improvement
Tagged anyone, Georgia, Home, home improvements, Income, income persons, loan, State, state of georgia