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Jacob D Adamczak
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Tips for getting my 1st mortgage

Jacob D Adamczak
  • Charleston, SC
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I recently started a new job in Charleston, SC.  I am looking to find a duplex in the Charleston or Summerville area and rent out the other half.  In the mean time I am trying to make sure that when I find the right property I have my finances in order and I am organized so I can get approved for the loan when the time comes.  In addition to the down payment, I would have my monthly expenses documented to show that I would have 3-6 months reserve in case anything were to happen.  What else can I do while I save up this money to be able to look like a good candidate for a loan?

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Melvin List
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  • Tampa, FL
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Melvin List
  • Lender
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@Jacob D Adamczak I would compare Freddie's Home Possible program with good credit.

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