Mortgage in Charlotte NC
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2008
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Effective July 14, 2008, HUD has approved an increase in FHA mortgage insurance premium rates. The increases are "Risk Based" and will vary based on loan to value and credit score. FHA still requires a minimum 3% down payment, but for those that put down more, the premiums will be lower. The bett...
05/16/2008
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North Carolina Teachers deserve Special Treatment Announcing special mortgage loan financing program for North Carolina Teachers. My wife is a teacher, so I know first hand the stresses and under-appreciation NC teachers get. They do not get the support or credit they deserve. I may not be able...
05/13/2008
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So you're getting money back from Uncle Same to spend. And yes, the idea is to spend it!While I think its a great idea to save the money or at least pay off some debt with it, the fact of the matter is that most American's do not save. We spend. That's why the government is so sure you will use i...
05/04/2008
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As an Active Rain member that blogged virtually everyday for months, over the past couple months I must admit I have posted very little to the community. I can come up with all the excuses... lack of time, got busy, other things to do.. but when I sit back and ask myself what happened, I have to ...
05/04/2008
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