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I might be wrong but if he's looking for a VA loan, it's the only "true" 100% loan out there....I also believe they just raised the FICO requirement to 620 up from a 580.Make sure you link up with a lender who really does know how to do a VA loan...

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Here is a creative financing tip for you.

I'm looking to join an reia in my area so if anybody has any tips on that or anything else that would be appreciated.

Here's a tip: just turn on commute time into study time by listening to audio books on REI.

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Follow the links, folks.

if you absolutely want to find a potential seller (or sellers) and learn more about the area your trying to buy in - here are a few tricks.what would you rather have - a list of 700 names on an excel spreadsheet from the local tax base - or a list of 40 names of real sellers that you crafted yourself.a few tips -- pinpoint the area you want to purchase in.drive around that area and write down every rental property that has a hand scrawled for rent sign.