Posts Tagged ‘foreclosure’


A VA foreclosed home and Veterans Affairs

In short, a VA foreclosed home is any house that you buy with the help of the American Department of Veterans Affairs or VA for short. The paper work involved in buying a house can seem insurmountable to homebuyers lacking experience in such matters. For this reason we have the VA, a public institution dedicated [...]

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Making Foreclosure Property Listings Work For You

Property Foreclosure There is really no question when it comes to whether or not you should go for a foreclosure property listing if you have the chance. After all, with a bank foreclosure home or other foreclosure property listing, this means that the home has been foreclosed and that you are therefore going to be [...]

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Real Estate Short Sale

“Real estate short selling” is a popular phrase among many these days. Real estate short sales serve as an alternative to foreclosures in an increasingly declining real estate market. Real estate prices are lower now than they have been in a long time and the amount of time it takes to sell a piece of [...]

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Minimum Credit Requirements to Buy a Home with 100% Financing

Obtaining a mortgage for 100% of the purchase price of a home is much more common today than a few years ago since most people don’t have a bunch of money to put down. Also, in many cases the buyer will finance in the closing costs. And while every lender has somewhat different credit requirements, [...]

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Co-Signing Home Loans

Would you like to buy a home? Can you afford a loan payment on your own or will you need to look at co-signing home loans to make it work? Buying a home is a huge undertaking because the debt is something that will stick with you for up to 40 years! 40 years is [...]

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