Sunday, March 14, 2010

What Does It Mean When USDA Runs Out Of Money?

March 12, 2010 by Eleanor  
Filed under USDA Home Loans

Every year Congress puts funds into the USDA Rural Development “Account” for them to lend out to home buyers.  It’s a great program that requires no money down (for program details click here)…
On March 11, 2010 Rural Housing folks announced that they will probably run out of money before the end of April.  What does [...]

USDA Rural Development Home Loans

Thinking about buying a home so you can get that Tax Credit? Don’t have a ton of CASH laying around??  Well, the first thing you should do is call Steve Thorne to see where properties are in your area that qualify for USDA Rural Development Home Loans!  Steve is a USDA Rural Housing [...]

Mortgages at Tax Time

January 22, 2010 by Eleanor  
Filed under First Time Home Buyer

If you are getting ready to do your taxes, and you are renting…
P-I-T-Y!  I mean really, Bro… too bad.
You are missing out on THOUSANDS of dollars! People who OWN a home, get tons of deductions you don’t… just for living in a HOME!  Haven’t you ever heard the saying, “Buy a House Get a Raise!”

Mortgage [...]

The First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit of 2010

January 16, 2010 by Eleanor  
Filed under First Time Home Buyer

Okay—so here’s why you REALLY want to buy a house in the first half of 2010…

Houses are C-H-E-A-P!  I mean CHEAP!! I’ve been in this business, in North Carolina decades, and I’ve never seen home prices so AFFORDABLE (read CHEAP!)!
Mortgage Rates are L-O-W! It does not look like this is going to continue to [...]

Credit Score Requirements Going UP!

November 29, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under FHA Mortgage Loans, VA Mortgage Loans

On December the 12th, Fannie Mae is changing it’s “Computer Program” to reflect a new minimum credit score requirement for mortgages of 620.

This is SIGNIFICANT because VA Mortgage Loans, FHA Mortgage Loans and USDA Rural Development loan guidelines indicate that the Government will insure loans with scores substantially lower than this… however, if a loan [...]

5 Things First Time Home Buyers Should Know!

November 20, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under Featured

So you’re ready to move out on your own, and Kiss Your Landlord Good-bye?  CONGRATULATIONS!
Here are FIVE THINGS we think every First Time Home Buyer should consider before making that move:

When you buy a House – you get a Raise!  Uncle Sam definately sees benefits in having homeowners, so you get to “write off” the [...]

Benefits of USDA Home Loans in Johnston County and Wake County, NC

November 19, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under Featured

USDA Home Loans are not just for buying farms! In fact, we don’t really offer that kind of Rural Development loan!
We DO offer USDA Home Loans… 100%, No Money Down mortgage loans that are insured by the USDA program!
These loans have less insurance than FHA loans, so they are cheaper all the way around… but [...]

What Exactly Are Closing Cost?

October 25, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under FHA Mortgage Loans, VA Mortgage Loans

The Federal Reserve Board refers to them as “Settlement Fees.” They are, in fact the fees you pay to the various agencies and service providers who work to get the title of the home transferred into your name.

USDA Rural Development Loans and Liquid Assets

September 8, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under USDA Home Loans

There’s just one little catch – you can not have more than 20% of the home’s purchase price left over after closing in liquid assets. This means that if you purchased a $100,000 house, you can not have more than $20,000 left over after closing.

Best info On No Money Down Mortgages in NC

August 28, 2009 by Eleanor  
Filed under USDA Home Loans, VA Mortgage Loans

There are two programs available for no money down, 100% mortgages in NC.
VA Home Loans:
Basic VA Benefits
VA Loans and Co-Borrowers
What if you make a Downpayment
VA Guarantee Fee
VA Home Loans and Credit Scores
USDA Financing
Basic Guidelines for USDA Home Loans in NC
USDA Home Loans in the Triangle
USDA Home Loans Holly Springs NC
12 Months of Clean Credit
USDA [...]

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