Tired of losing the house of your dreams due to the bidding wars?  There are strategies to make you a stronger candidate to the seller.  If this is your situation, let’s chat and plan your strategy!
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Tired of losing the house of your dreams due to the bidding wars?  There are strategies to make you a stronger candidate to the seller.  If this is your situation, let’s chat and plan your strategy!

ByBrandon Butler

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Shopping for a home but there is a renter living in the home of your dreams?  If you plan to buy a home as your primary residence, there are rules about how fast you must occupy that home after closing. Before you sign a contract to purchase the home or a “rent back” agreement, Let’s talk!
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Shopping for a home but there is a renter living in the home of your dreams?  If you plan to buy a home as your primary residence, there are rules about how fast you must occupy that home after closing. Before you sign a contract to purchase the home or a “rent back” agreement, Let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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Preparing to send your child to college?  Here’s a planning tip!  Home finance lenders will allow parents to be a non-occupying co-borrower on a home your college student plans to live in.  This is especially helpful when room and board is costly, and the surrounding real estate is rising in price.  If this sounds interesting to you, let’s chat and make a plan.
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Preparing to send your child to college?  Here’s a planning tip!  Home finance lenders will allow parents to be a non-occupying co-borrower on a home your college student plans to live in.  This is especially helpful when room and board is costly, and the surrounding real estate is rising in price.  If this sounds interesting to you, let’s chat and make a plan.

ByBrandon Butler

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Did you know that you can take a loan out against a financial asset such as a 401K or Whole Life Insurance Policy and use that to buy a home?  And here’s another perk!  Because it is your financial asset, the lender will not count that payment against you when qualifying for a home loan!  If you want to buy a home but are struggling putting together the purchase costs, let’s talk.
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Did you know that you can take a loan out against a financial asset such as a 401K or Whole Life Insurance Policy and use that to buy a home?  And here’s another perk!  Because it is your financial asset, the lender will not count that payment against you when qualifying for a home loan!  If you want to buy a home but are struggling putting together the purchase costs, let’s talk.

ByBrandon Butler

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