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Ornuma Panmunee Hold it, rent it or sell it ? transition from condo to muti unit
13 December 2019 | 5 replies
adds to our ever-growing suite of offerings that streamline the home selling and buying experience including Concierge.It bridges the gap in purchasing by covering the down paymentfunding escrowbringing a partial offer to a full-cash offerThey allow for up to six months of loan payments (including eligible closing costs) to be fronted by xxxx, an independent lender through an exclusive partnership with xxxx --> AKA: no out of pocket costs for a client for up to 6 months on any approved bridge loan.
Trinity McNeal Double closing in Maryland
30 April 2020 | 7 replies
This means they will close the first (AB) with independent funds, followed by immediately closing the second (BC).
Marc Latreille Buying my first property (Florida)
18 December 2019 | 4 replies
-Any market you feel is better than Florida (I am independent of location)-What should be my first step?
Rachel Caron Soon-To-Be College Grad Investing in Western Wisconsin
27 March 2020 | 18 replies
You're discovering the first steps to Financial Independence while they're pissing away money!
Shai Knight-Winnig Investor Down Payments and Rates for Multiple Mortgages
14 December 2019 | 8 replies
Due to the average loan amounts being so small in Ohio, direct lenders / mortgage bankers (same thing) will generally have more favorable rates/terms/fees/etc than what independent mortgage brokers can source, that's how the 'banker v broker' debate ends as of now, specific to a place like Ohio, that might change in 3 or 5 years, who is to know (if you see Eric become a broker and me become a banker, that would be a good hint that things switched up :P ).
Cameron Mertens First time buyer - question about the right mortgage for us
12 December 2019 | 4 replies
Why do you think it is a better idea to have your roommate and mother in law living in your quad rather than just renting to market tenants and having those close to you rent/buy independently nearby?
Jason Foy Should I always get landlord insurance on every house?
14 December 2019 | 14 replies
@Doug Sah is exactly correct--you may be comfortable with the risk of loss to property, but one liability claim could wipe you out permanently.NY is a bit far for me to have any specific agent recommendations, but I would look for an "independent agent" -- that's someone who can write policies for several different insurance companies.
Yaldho Manoj DFW market and what works here?
27 December 2019 | 16 replies
I know some folks that will only invest in Plano or Frisco because of the appreciation and there's more demand there.I saw one of your other posts, and it looks like you're new to this concept and really excited about financial independence
Jim Goebel Broker Splits - What's common / the range?
18 December 2019 | 21 replies
We're frugal and independent so this sounds like perhaps a fit.  
Grovert Fuentes Using my VA Loan wisely
28 January 2020 | 7 replies
@Grovert Fuentes I would always get at least one quote from an independent mortgage broker when shopping for a new mortgage.