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First Time Buyers In Medford Oregon Have MULTIPLE Options!

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Mortgage and Lending with Karen Cooper | Sr Mortgage Loan Originator ! NMLS # 223305 | First Federal Bank of Florida, Ocala, FL NMLS 223305

It isn’t often in life that we get multiple choices available to assist us on our journey, especially on the journey to homeownership, but eligible First Time Home Buyers in Medford Oregon have MULTIPLE CHOICES! Whether it is up to $50,000 for the Medford Neighborhood Stabilization Program for home buyers making up to 120% of the area median household income purchasing eligible foreclosure properties, or up to $15,000 for the City of Medford First Time Buyer program that gives eligible first time home buyers earning up to 80% of the area median household income purchasing a home in the city limits of Medford Oregon, CHOICES!!!

 

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What are you waiting for?!?!?! Isn’t it time you find out if YOU qualify? Call today, as these programs have limited funding available.

 

If you snooze, you may lose!

 

 

See you at the closing table!

 

Karen Cooper – OR/CA Mortgage Consultant – www.Quality4Loans.com

 

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Comments (2)

Donne Knudsen
Los Angeles & Ventura Counties in CA - Simi Valley, CA
CalState Realty Services

Karen - Buyers don't have much longer to snooze or they will lose.  In order to close by November 30th, they need to get into escrow soon.  Good luck Karen.  :)

Sep 10, 2009 04:02 PM
Karen Cooper
Karen Cooper | Sr Mortgage Loan Originator ! NMLS # 223305 | First Federal Bank of Florida, Ocala, FL - The Villages, FL
Helping Homeowners w/Home Loans in 27 US States

Hi Donne - The buyers I am working with who have gone under contract are all planning to close by the end of October, giving them some leeway before the tax credit sunsets. Their motiviation was to be able to reserve the Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds before THEY run out of money...especially for the City of Medford's NSP, since they only have maybe 6 buyers who make 80-120% of the area household median income, and 2 for the low income families. Some buyers may not get the $8000 tax credit in order to be able to get the up to $50,000 in Neighborhood Stabilization Program funding. Do you sometimes feel like a professional juggler in this business? ;-)

Sep 11, 2009 04:21 AM