home buying process: Military Retirement and VA Loan Challenge
- 11/13/15 12:59 AM
Buying your Dream Home after Military Retirement Finally, the day is here! You like many Military Veterans make the transition from active duty life to the exciting civilian life. The question often comes up whether to buy a home during your transition. After all, you and the family are in it for the long haul now for sure. We all know that VA home loans are one of the best ways for military members and veterans to buy a home. As a preparation for their new civilian career, the military allows members time to get settled, interview for jobs, and look for housing that … (1 comments)
home buying process: New Generation Home Buyers - What are they looking for and How?
- 04/05/14 11:20 PM
Everything you thought you knew about real estate has changed! Technology, behavior, and culturally - its a new generation. A new portrait of the American Dream Home. In the news these days we talk about "Generation Y" or also known as Millennials, which are homebuyers 33 and younger. In general, the method of homes searches have changed. In the past we picked up the local newspaper and and open houses, driving through neighborhoods on the weekend looking for "For Sale" signs. First-time home buyers would ask friends and famlies, or read up on the home buying process online in their search … (30 comments)
If you have been scouering the market for a new home, consider these five great reasons to buy a home this spring: 1. Avoid interrupting the school year Moving in the middle of the school year can cause disruption to your child’s schedule. A late spring purchase, on the other hand, puts you in position for a post-school year move. 2. You’ll have several nice months to work on … (0 comments)
home buying process: No Matter where Life takes you - Get your Move on - with me!
- 01/17/14 01:45 AM
Whether across the street or to a completely new state or across the Country. A new job, military PCS orders in hand, or simply a fresh start. You need the proper tools in hand to have a smooth transition. Checking your credit and getting approved is your first step. Make sure it is not just a pre-qualification but a pre-approval letter. Ask your lender how much you can afford and will need for a down payment. FHA is typically three and a half percent, VA loans are zero down payment and conventional loans is an average around ten percent. House … (0 comments)
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Buying your Dream Home after Military Retirement
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