After 10 years of marriage, I’m still enjoying living in the first home I moved into with my husband. Buying a first home can be one of the most exciting events in a person’s life. Before making this important expenditure, people need to first sit down and determine how they will successfully finance it. After all, a home will likely be the most expensive purchase you make in your life. Talk to a loan officer and determine how much money you can reasonably borrow. Then, decide how much money you want to use as a down payment. You also must decide how many years you will finance your home for. On this blog, you will learn about the process of buying a first home with a loan.
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Buying a First Home
Two Things You Should Never Attempt To Do When You Need A Title Loan
4 July 2016
Getting a title loan on your vehicle can be a real lifesaver in some situations. However, you should never attempt to get a title loan without knowing first that you will be able to pay it back. Here are a few other things you should never attempt to do when you need a title loan, and what the repercussions are if you do attempt either of the following. Use Duplicate Titles to Get More Than One Title Loan
Understand What Prepayment Penalties Are Before You Sign Your Mortgage Documents
3 June 2016
Getting a mortgage for the first time can be a confusing process for many people, and it can be hard to understand every aspect of your loan. One aspect you might not understand involves something called a prepayment penalty. If your loan has one of these, it's very important for you to understand what this means and how it works. Here are several things you should know about prepayment penalties.
Want To Become A Hard Money Lender? Tips To Get You Started
16 May 2016
Hard money lenders are private lenders who have a wad of cash that they want to lend out and charge interest on to make a profit. If you are interested in becoming a hard money lender, you will have to decide if you are investing in businesses or if you just want to stick to the private lending side of things. If you choose to stick to private lending only, then here are a few tips to get you started and help you continue to make money on the loans you lend.
What You Should Know Before You Try To Get A Mortgage
27 April 2016
When you are thinking about buying your first home, you may be wondering what you can and should do to get a mortgage and to get the best rates for a mortgage in your area. Because you have never had or applied for a mortgage before, this is an unfamiliar and confusing situation. However, there are steps to take to ensure you get the best deal and find yourself a house that is perfect for you.
How To Decrease Your Monthly Mortgage To Next To Nothing
16 March 2016
If your wish is to make your bills lower and save more money, this means that you need to decrease the amount of money that you spend on fixed bills. Decreasing fixed bill amounts will make sure that you keep more of your salary, even if you have to spend a little more on food, gas, or other extras some months. One of the largest payments that most people deal with on a monthly basis is the amount of money that they pay for a mortgage.