Manufactured Home Update! Conventional financing using temporary buydowns is now available for manufactured homes. This includes single-wide or larger. This is excellent news in a higher-rate environment because it can lower your payment for the first couple of years. If this sounds interesting, please DM me, and let’s talk!
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Manufactured Home Update! Conventional financing using temporary buydowns is now available for manufactured homes. This includes single-wide or larger. This is excellent news in a higher-rate environment because it can lower your payment for the first couple of years. If this sounds interesting, please DM me, and let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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Big Win for ARM Financing!  Fannie Mae will now use the Note rate to qualify a borrower on a 7 or 10-year ARM.  Previously, they required the borrower to qualify at the higher of the note rate or the fully indexed rate.  7 & 10-year ARM rates are generally lower than fixed-rate financing and may be a good fit for clients who only need a fixed rate for a 7-10 period of time. If this option sounds interesting to you, let’s talk!
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Big Win for ARM Financing!  Fannie Mae will now use the Note rate to qualify a borrower on a 7 or 10-year ARM.  Previously, they required the borrower to qualify at the higher of the note rate or the fully indexed rate.  7 & 10-year ARM rates are generally lower than fixed-rate financing and may be a good fit for clients who only need a fixed rate for a 7-10 period of time. If this option sounds interesting to you, let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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When you finance a home, there may be circumstances where a co-signer who is not occupying the property you are buying helps you out quite a bit! There are multiple reasons why someone would consider using a co-signer, but the most important thing to remember is that it could affect your required downpayment. That’s why it is essential to talk with your lender first! So let’s talk if you are considering adding a co-signer to your home loan!
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When you finance a home, there may be circumstances where a co-signer who is not occupying the property you are buying helps you out quite a bit! There are multiple reasons why someone would consider using a co-signer, but the most important thing to remember is that it could affect your required downpayment. That’s why it is essential to talk with your lender first! So let’s talk if you are considering adding a co-signer to your home loan!

ByBrandon Butler

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Let’s Dispel the Down Payment Myth! You do not need 20% down to buy a home! Did you know that there are programs that assist you with the entire down payment and closing costs for your new home? If this sounds interesting, let’s talk about your situation to find out if there is a solution for you!
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Let’s Dispel the Down Payment Myth! You do not need 20% down to buy a home! Did you know that there are programs that assist you with the entire down payment and closing costs for your new home? If this sounds interesting, let’s talk about your situation to find out if there is a solution for you!

ByBrandon Butler

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