The best deals on housing are the “fixer uppers” that no one else is looking at! Did you know that we have programs that allow you to buy a home and finance repairs, improvements and even additions to the property? You can even refinance a home using one of these programs to update your house. It’s not as difficult as most people think and renovation financing is an affordable way to buy a home or refinance your existing home to fix it up! If this sounds interesting to you, let’s talk!
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The best deals on housing are the “fixer uppers” that no one else is looking at! Did you know that we have programs that allow you to buy a home and finance repairs, improvements and even additions to the property? You can even refinance a home using one of these programs to update your house. It’s not as difficult as most people think and renovation financing is an affordable way to buy a home or refinance your existing home to fix it up! If this sounds interesting to you, let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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Did you have a timeshare that ended in Foreclosure?  Many people think that this goes onto their credit record as a real estate foreclosure.  Home financing lenders look at a timeshare foreclosure as an installment debt.  So, while it may affect your credit score, it does not trigger a waiting period to finance real estate.  If this happened to you, let’s talk!
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Did you have a timeshare that ended in Foreclosure?  Many people think that this goes onto their credit record as a real estate foreclosure.  Home financing lenders look at a timeshare foreclosure as an installment debt.  So, while it may affect your credit score, it does not trigger a waiting period to finance real estate.  If this happened to you, let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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Selling Personal Property to Raise Cash to Buy a Home?  If you have collectibles, equipment, boats, RVs, cars, or other types of personal property you no longer use, you may be considering selling it to raise cash to buy a home. No matter how small or large the item, it’s essential to keep a paper trail of the sale and proof of ownership. This could mean receipt of the sale, documentation of value, and the deposit of the funds into your account.  Depending on what you are selling, more or less documentation may be required.  Let’s talk if this is your situation and map out a plan!
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Selling Personal Property to Raise Cash to Buy a Home?  If you have collectibles, equipment, boats, RVs, cars, or other types of personal property you no longer use, you may be considering selling it to raise cash to buy a home. No matter how small or large the item, it’s essential to keep a paper trail of the sale and proof of ownership. This could mean receipt of the sale, documentation of value, and the deposit of the funds into your account.  Depending on what you are selling, more or less documentation may be required.  Let’s talk if this is your situation and map out a plan!

ByBrandon Butler

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