ri housing: Best Way To Save Money For Your First Home
- 01/31/19 04:27 AM
AUTOMATE YOUR SAVINGS - IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT! Whether it's $50 or $1,000 per month, start diverting some amount of money out of your checking account each pay day and put it into a separate brokerage account, such as Vanguard or Fidelity. While auto-debiting directly into a local bank account is fine, you are less likely to tap into the funds if it's in a separate account with an instituation located remotely. Start with an amount that you likely won't miss each month, and increase the amount over time, especially when you receive a raise, or if your cost of living declines. If you're … (0 comments)
ri housing: Three Great 100% Financing Options For RI Buyers
- 02/26/17 07:37 AM
Congratulations on taking the first step to seeing how you can buy a home in RI with 100% financing. Call or email me at (401) 301-0130 or gdevine@goahl.com and I'll help you decide which program offers the best terms for your situation. You can also visit me at webmortgagebanker.com There are three mortgage programs available in RI: Rhode Island Housing - RI Housing is a non-profit organization offering mortgages for first-time homebuyers directly and through participating lenders (defined as not owning a home for the previous three years). Loans are structured with a first and second mortgage for up to 100% of the purchase … (1 comments)
ri housing: 100% Financing with USDA Loan, FHA Loan, And VA Loan
- 02/26/17 06:52 AM
In Rhode Island, there are essentially three mortgage programs where you can purchase a home with 100% financing through either RI Housing, Veteran's Administration (VA), and the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). The following is a brief description of each program and general restrictions. Rhode Island Housing - RI Housing is a non-profit organization offering mortgages for first-time homebuyers directly and through participating lenders (defined as not owning a home for the previous three years). Loans are structured with a first and second mortgage for up to 100% of the purchase price and requires an upfront funding fee, which is financed into … (3 comments)
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