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100% PURCHASE AVAILABLE

100% PURCHASE PROGRAM AVAILABLE

LOW INTEREST RATES, GREAT PAYMENTS!

Program Highlights:

No Down Payment Required.

Low Fixed Interest Rates with No PMI.

Primary Residences Only and No Pre-Payment Penalty

Up to 6% Seller Concessions Allowed.

First Time Buyers Accepted.

620+ Credit Score Typically

Property Location Must Qualify for Eligibility

Maximum Household Income 125% of HUD Median.

email me a copy of your listings and I can see if your properties qualify

I am here to help with any type of mortgage .

Have a successful week.

Michael Lewers 1-800-466-9042 Ext. 123

email; michael.lewers@emeryfed.com

www.emeryfederal.com/michaellewers

Posted by Michael Lewers on 09/07/2008 07:20 PM

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7 Comments on 100% PURCHASE AVAILABLE

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Hey Michael can you do loans in Kansas City, MO Jackson County? www.vizionkc.com

Michael are you doing alot of the usda loans. They are a great loan. WHat lender are you using to do them.

i too have thought about looking into the USDA loans, what experience have you had with them EDWARD??

chris the implementer

where do you lend? Florida? Construction or purchase only?

Thanks for the comment. I am able to lend in all 50 states. Send me a email an email or contact me if you need help on any loans. I will be in the office all week, and available to help.

Thanks for the comment. I have closed several.

Hi Justin,

Thanks for the comment. I am able to lend in all 50 states. Send me a email an email or contact me if you need help on any loans. I will be in the office all week, and available to help.

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