iowa finance authority programs: Buyer Tip: How Do You Choose a Loan?
- 01/07/19 05:52 PM
There is a popular misconception out there that in order to obtain a mortgage, you must have 20% of the purchase price saved. This is no longer true, and has not been true for a very long time. There is no need to break the piggy bank and hand over all of your savings in order to buy a home! There are several programs out there that allow potential new buyers to put down much less than you may think.
FHA loans: These are federal backed loans funded by the Federal Housing Administration and require just 3.5% of the purchase price as … (0 comments)
iowa finance authority programs: Attention First Time Home Buyers in Cedar Rapids! Must Read!
- 01/14/14 11:31 PM
Attention First Time Home Buyers in Cedar Rapids! Must Read! Today's information comes from Nathan Seyfer with University of Iowa Community Credit Union. His contact information is listed at the bottom of this post. For more information, please contact Nathan to see which programs you would qualify for in 2014! The Iowa Finance Authority (IFA) will be rolling out their TakeCredit! Mortgage Credit Certificate program again this spring! They indicate early February 2014 they will have full details out to participating lenders, of which myself and UICCU Mortgage will be one. It is available to first-time homebuyers, providing they are within … (0 comments)
Whether you are relocating from another state or you are moving within the market area, there is always some adjustments to be made! My focus is on the well-being and safety of your family. A house is very important, but making the Cedar Rapids area your home takes a little more effort. My clients call me long after the closing for advice on a veternarian for their new puppy or the best daycares in the area. Meeting new people is always fun for me and I love my job! Call me if you would like to know what your home is worth in the current market or if you think that you might want to move up to another home somewhere else. We will miss you, but I will happy to get you on your way to your next adventure as quickly as possible!
There is a popular misconception out there that in order to obtain a mortgage, you must have 20% of the purchase price saved. This is no longer true, and has not been true for a very long time. There is no need to break the piggy bank and hand over all of your savings in order to buy a home! There are several programs out there that allow potential new buyers to put down much less than you may think.
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