Usually a small local lender, a credit union or a community bank, will be the resource you need. 

I found that using local credit unions was far easier then using a bank or loan officer.

TeamWe are looking for a REO agent to work with in the Alameda County - Fremont, Newark, Union City, Milpitas and Warm Springs, Northern CA.

I'm interested in knowing what margins the best institutions/credit unions are tagging on to the prime rate. 

TeamWe are looking to buy a REO in Alameda County - Fremont, Union City and Newark (one of these) and are planning to move in there.

pet is allow Thanks, Await your replyIf inquirer is interested and wants to rent, they receive this type response from the scammer...Thanks again for the mail,well you can move in as soon as possible if you want to but right now the house is available all you need is to make the security deposit so that you can be the lucky person for the house okay,below is the payment infoDo send the payment from any Money Gram or Western Union Store close to you.

One thing someone suggested to me was look at local banks and credit unions too, they seem to be more willing to loan for investment properties.Sorry I don't have anything else to add.

This profit came mainly from their South American and African Sales CEO Alan Mullaly has promised that Ford is on the turnaround and we should be expecting this trend to continue.

You might be able to get a first time homeowners loan (if you intend to live in it yourself) if you've already got the good job and if someone will co-sign for you.The best place to ask, if you don't want to do a traditional loan, is a small local bank.Also, if your new job has a credit union associated with it, that is a very good place to inquire about a mortgage.As for requirements, the bank is going to want to see that you have enough income to make your paymnets.

If the prime rate was to climb a few points, I am willing to bet all the banks will jump back on board.I have not had a problem with my HELOC from my credit union to date (knock on wood) and they seem to have the lowest rates, lowest fees ($0), and the simplest approval process.