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Financing...
If you
have cash, then you do not need to read this
section. After all, cash is king, you know the
Golden Rule: he who has the gold rules.
Questions? Call us at (530) 272-2613, email jodell@nevadacounty.com or
fill out this brief form.
LAND
PURCHASE
To finance land, normally you can
have the owner carry back a first deed of trust
and a note. The going rate is around eight
percent and the down payment is normally at least
twenty percent. For example, you are going
to buy a piece of land for $100,000. You
put down 20% or $20,000. The owner carries
back $80,000, interest only, all due and payable
in five years. Your monthly payment, interest
only, at eight percent, is $533.33 per month.
At the end of five years, you have a balloon
payment of $80,000. There are other ways to finance
land and if you would like more details, please
call.
FINANCING
TO CONSTRUCT A NEW HOME
To obtain financing
to construct a new home I recommend that you
go to a lender that provides a wrap-around loan.
A wrap-around loan is a loan which provides construction
financing to construct the home. When the
construction phase is over, the loan goes to
or wraps into a long term mortgage.This
type of loan normally saves you points and guarantees
a loan in the amount that you know what the monthly
payments and interest rates are going to be. Call
me for further information.
PURCHASING AN EXISTING
HOME
Step 1: Get Pre-Qualified
To do this, our Associate,
Steve Longacre, of Stanford Mortgage, can take your
basic information over the telephone and get you
pre-qualified for a maximum loan amount and purchase
price. This will tell you what price range you can
shop for in purchasing a home.
What are the advantages of getting pre-qualified?
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It saves you time
It saves your realtor time
It helps you narrow your home search
It helps you budget
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It
helps you sleep at night!
Step
2: Get Pre-Approved
Once your lender has you pre-qualified,
Steve can then get you pre-approved, many times
within hours. This means that you are approved
for a loan and sellers will prefer your offer over
others' You can search for your house knowing
that you have money to purchase it.
Q: Do I have
to have a down-payment?
A: Not necessary. There are many loans available
with down-payment assistance. You do not have
to have a down-payment in many cases.
Q: Do I have to
have perfect credit?
A: Your credit is very important.
There are many programs available to you, even with
less than perfect credit. I'm self-employed and don't
show much income on my tax-returns. Can I still get
a loan?
Yes. No-documentation loan programs are available
to where you do not state income. Tips during the
loan process:
- Don't make a major purchase (Car, boat, RV,
etc)
- Keep your loan officer informed. (Job changes,
pay raises, deposits to your account, etc.)
- Keep
you loan officer informed of any financial changes!
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