August27
It is very important to order a survey.
Most lenders do not require a survey anymore so it is optional for you.
The closing attorney’s office will order the survey upon your request.
This information is from Jill Elliott’s website, a closing attorney friend of Rhonda’s. Here is her take on the issue.
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August17
1. Decide what you can afford. Generally, you can afford a home equal in value to between two and three times your gross income.
August5
“Why does a lender want to see my bank statements?”
Here are the reasons that lenders ask to see a borrower’s bank statements: Read the rest of this entry »
July25
After weeks of searching for your next home, you now have it narrowed down to two great options. One offers a shorter commute, but the other offers more square footage for your growing family. How can you make the best choice?
There are several strategies you can employ in your decision making process. Above all, be confident in your decision making abilities. “The fear of making serious decisions is a new kind of fear, called decidophobia,” proclaimed by Walter Kaufmann at Princeton University in 1973. Worry and procrastination do nothing to aid the process, so buyers, be confident that you will make a sound choice.
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June6
If you will be moving soon and have pets, here is a great guide for you!
http://www.tipsandformsforbuyers.com/docs/450IDEASBONUS-PETS.pdf