Low Housing Inventory does not mean you can’t own a home!  There are many construction financing programs available that are easy to work with.  If this sounds like an option you would like to know more about, let’s chat!
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Low Housing Inventory does not mean you can’t own a home!  There are many construction financing programs available that are easy to work with.  If this sounds like an option you would like to know more about, let’s chat!

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Popular Question from Clients:  If I’m employed and only need that income to qualify for a home loan, will the lender count the business loss from my side gig? If you are financing your new home with a conventional loan, then we only need to consider the income from your employment and not income/loss from your side business.  Let’s review your situation before you start house hunting!
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Popular Question from Clients:  If I’m employed and only need that income to qualify for a home loan, will the lender count the business loss from my side gig? If you are financing your new home with a conventional loan, then we only need to consider the income from your employment and not income/loss from your side business.  Let’s review your situation before you start house hunting!

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Popular Question from Clients:  When qualifying for a new home loan, can I use rental income from my current primary residence to offset the mortgage payment on that home? The fast answer is yes!  How the lender counts the income or offsets your current mortgage payment will vary based on your circumstances.  Let’s talk about your situation and I’ll help guide you through the home financing guidelines.
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Popular Question from Clients:  When qualifying for a new home loan, can I use rental income from my current primary residence to offset the mortgage payment on that home? The fast answer is yes!  How the lender counts the income or offsets your current mortgage payment will vary based on your circumstances.  Let’s talk about your situation and I’ll help guide you through the home financing guidelines.

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Shorten Your Commute Time! Did you know you can finance a residential home that includes a business? These types of properties are referred to as “mixed-use” properties because they have residential living space and a business such as a day-care facility, beauty/barber shop, or doctor’s office.  And the best news is that there are no separate down payment requirements between these types of homes and non-business residences.  If this sound like something you are trying to finance, let’s talk first!
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Shorten Your Commute Time! Did you know you can finance a residential home that includes a business? These types of properties are referred to as “mixed-use” properties because they have residential living space and a business such as a day-care facility, beauty/barber shop, or doctor’s office.  And the best news is that there are no separate down payment requirements between these types of homes and non-business residences.  If this sound like something you are trying to finance, let’s talk first!

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Buy That Fixer Upper!  So many great properties get overlooked because they need some renovation.  Did you know that you can buy a home and finance the purchase and the renovation all in one loan?  This tip might help you find a home that is overlooked vs. trying to outbid others on a “hot” property. The best thing is that you can renovate the home to your liking vs. just taking what you can get.  Comment below & I’ll send you a fact sheet about how this program works!
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Buy That Fixer Upper!  So many great properties get overlooked because they need some renovation.  Did you know that you can buy a home and finance the purchase and the renovation all in one loan?  This tip might help you find a home that is overlooked vs. trying to outbid others on a “hot” property. The best thing is that you can renovate the home to your liking vs. just taking what you can get.  Comment below & I’ll send you a fact sheet about how this program works!

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