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All Forum Posts by: Tanner Connelly

Tanner Connelly has started 2 posts and replied 48 times.

Answering your second question: very rarely will you see a bank or credit union's local loan officer practice in other states. Its best to look for a lender who is with a larger national retail company and has the ability to hold multiple state licenses. 

Post: FHA LOAN with my wife

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Yup! A simple refinance could solve that or a QCD done with title to but her on the Deed but not the note can also be done!

I've never heard of a private lender offering a 3% rate. I would be extremely cautious! If that falls through, I have a hard money gal I can put you in touch with for Austin!

You'd have to go to the city and see if they'd let you. We've done it before in Englewood, Colorado, and it was NOT a cheap process. 

The market is seeing a variety of things that are leading to a softer buyers market. Buyers fatigue, higher rates, lesser amount of sellers, inflation.  To pinpoint just rising rates, we have to look at the bigger picture. I think we will have a strong buyers market in the coming months as things are shifting on the fed level. 

It is a market-to-market deal. Arizona I have seen them come back with added value, but Florida I have not necessarily come back at higher values as they are almost expected to be with nearly every SFR.

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Are you purchasing in Canada or the USA?


 Canada 


 Its best to reach out to a local lender or bank in your area for this. There are different guidelines between the USA and Canada. Sorry I cannot be of more help!

Are you purchasing in Canada or the USA?