Thinking about buying a condo? Before you choose that option, comment below, and I’ll send you “The Condo Buyer’s Guide,” which reviews:
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Thinking about buying a condo? Before you choose that option, comment below, and I’ll send you “The Condo Buyer’s Guide,” which reviews:

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Feeling overwhelmed by debt? Considering a major home improvement? These are just a couple of reasons why my clients contact me about a cash-out refinance. It’s an excellent solution for tapping into your home’s equity to make your life a bit easier. Comment below, and I’ll send you “Does a Cash-Out Refinance Make Sense?” As always, I’m just a phone call or message away if you have any questions!
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Feeling overwhelmed by debt? Considering a major home improvement? These are just a couple of reasons why my clients contact me about a cash-out refinance. It’s an excellent solution for tapping into your home’s equity to make your life a bit easier. Comment below, and I’ll send you “Does a Cash-Out Refinance Make Sense?” As always, I’m just a phone call or message away if you have any questions!

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Owe Money to the IRS?  You may be wondering whether or not you can qualify for a home loan when you have outstanding IRS debt.  The key is to determine if a lien has been filed against you, or if you still have time to set up an installment agreement to pay your outstanding balance.  When you have an agreement in place, the monthly payment is viewed as a debt obligation.  However, a lien is viewed differently!  If you are curious about your situation, let’s talk! I’m happy to answer any questions.
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Owe Money to the IRS?  You may be wondering whether or not you can qualify for a home loan when you have outstanding IRS debt.  The key is to determine if a lien has been filed against you, or if you still have time to set up an installment agreement to pay your outstanding balance.  When you have an agreement in place, the monthly payment is viewed as a debt obligation.  However, a lien is viewed differently!  If you are curious about your situation, let’s talk! I’m happy to answer any questions.

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Are you currently receiving distributions from you retirement account and are considering buying or refinancing a home?  For home financing purposes, lenders will look at your current monthly income or total assets to determine how much you qualify for.  If adjustments need to be made on your distribution, I can help you determine how to do this in order to finance your new home.  I’m happy to answer any of your questions!
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Are you currently receiving distributions from you retirement account and are considering buying or refinancing a home?  For home financing purposes, lenders will look at your current monthly income or total assets to determine how much you qualify for.  If adjustments need to be made on your distribution, I can help you determine how to do this in order to finance your new home.  I’m happy to answer any of your questions!

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