Hard Money Loans
Hard money, also known as private money, is a type of loan for people who don't qualify for conventional loans. There is a variety of uses for hard money.
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FHA or Conventional
What is the difference between an FHA loan and a Convetional loan? This is a question many homeowners ask. Many first-time homebuyers obtain FHA financing due to down payment limitations. With an FHA
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How to afford a mortgage
The main problem in buying a home today is not income or credit requirements but finding having the funds available to cover the down payment and closing costs. While a traditional conventional loan r
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No Doc Loans
A No-Doc loan allows the borrower to apply for a loan and not have to state their income, employment, assets or even submit bank statements. This type of loan is often time appealing to Self-employed,
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Am I a conventional loan borrower?
There is a standard profile for conventional loan borrowers. This is just a profile, and every loan is a case by case situation. But in general the conventional loan borrower will meet these criteri
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