Let’s End the Myths Surrounding the Cost to Purchase a Home!  Despite what you may hear from people who promote themselves as financial experts, the truth is that buying a home is more affordable than you might think.  For instance, you don’t need 20% down or perfect credit, just to name a couple of common myths I hear frequently.  In today’s market there are fantastic options for first time buyers and I’d love to discuss those solutions with you.  If you want to get out of the renter’s cycle, let’s talk!
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Let’s End the Myths Surrounding the Cost to Purchase a Home!  Despite what you may hear from people who promote themselves as financial experts, the truth is that buying a home is more affordable than you might think.  For instance, you don’t need 20% down or perfect credit, just to name a couple of common myths I hear frequently.  In today’s market there are fantastic options for first time buyers and I’d love to discuss those solutions with you.  If you want to get out of the renter’s cycle, let’s talk!

ByBrandon Butler

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Significant Changes to Using Trust Income to Qualify for a Home Loan! Lenders will now require documentation that the trust income has been received for at least a year. Additionally, if the borrower is the account’s trustee, a letter documenting the trust income will not be permitted as proof of continuance. Instead, a bank statement will be necessary. Let’s talk if you are receiving Trust Income and want to finance a home!
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Significant Changes to Using Trust Income to Qualify for a Home Loan! Lenders will now require documentation that the trust income has been received for at least a year. Additionally, if the borrower is the account’s trustee, a letter documenting the trust income will not be permitted as proof of continuance. Instead, a bank statement will be necessary. Let’s talk if you are receiving Trust Income and want to finance a home!

ByBrandon Butler

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