fha loan: Need a Down Payment in Denver, CO? - Be Creative! - 04/22/09 06:56 AM
So you're a first time homebuyer, all set to claim your part of the American Dream as well as your $8,000 tax credit by buying a home this year. You've heard that the days of "no down payment" are gone for most people, while many of the down payment assistance programs are … (5 comments)
fha loan: New FHA Rules Will Impact Denver Home Buying - 03/13/09 03:19 PM
Our national priority is to "Fix Housing First" and insure that never again will homeowners be lured into enticing but dangerous loans. Having a home is important to people but it must be affordable and must be responsibly financed. In plain English, this means good candidates for home ownership right now … (0 comments)
fha loan: Mortgage Picture Improving - 10/13/07 06:02 PM
On September 28th, the Wall Street Journal reported that the thirty year conventional, fixed rate mortgage was averaging 6.42 percent, which is up from 6.34 percent earlier in the month. Still, NAR president Pat Combs explains that today's mortgage picture is getting better. "Mortgage interest rates have been declining and loan … (3 comments)
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So you're a first time homebuyer, all set to claim your part of the American Dream as well as your $8,000 tax credit by buying a home this year. You've heard that the days of "no down payment" are gone for most people, while many of the down payment assistance programs are … (5 comments)
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