Showing posts with label qualifying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label qualifying. Show all posts

Thursday, March 14, 2013

What You Must Know About Home Appraisals

 Here is some basic information on why appraisals vary and values can be different.

HouseLogic | REALTOR® Content Resource | What You Must Know About Home Appraisals

Friday, December 28, 2012

3 expenses besides the mortgage that you need to be able to afford

I would also include a monthly maintenance budget as well. Landscape maintenance, light bulbs, batteries for those smoke detectors, air filters....all add up!

3 expenses besides the mortgage that you need to be able to afford

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Rent Prices Continue to Rise Faster than Asking Prices

For the Dallas and surrounding areas, this is so true. I have seen rental values spike above the market mortgage rates to the point where some landlords are making $500 a month in positive income after paying their PIMI. Great news for landlords. For renters, not as much.

Even if you have had a bankruptcy and/or foreclosure, don't think that you are out of the housing purchase market.  If it has been 3 years and you have been working on improving your credit, you may have a good chance at qualifying for an FHA loan program.

I have a couple of great loan officers that I work with that would be happy to determine if you can qualify.

Rent Prices Continue to Rise Faster than Asking Prices

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Banks using short sales to meet robo-signing obligations | Inman News

 Is your mortgage with any of these banks:  Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Ally Financial...Considering a short sale? Now is the time. these banks are being required to give relief due to settlement and you can still qualify for the Tax Mortgage relief Act thru DEC.

Banks using short sales to meet robo-signing obligations | Inman News

Monday, March 26, 2012

Realty Times - Two-Study Mashup Reveals Rental Market Boom Towns

 "Prices are close to a bottom and the local economy is growing well. And opportunities in Dallas, Fort Worth and Rochester, which didn't have a boom and bust, are probably best to consider right now," said Hicks.

Realty Times - Two-Study Mashup Reveals Rental Market Boom Towns