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Buying a home in Fallbrook, CA

By Chris "The Loan Ranger" McBrearty, NMLS 274079

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July 13, 2011 09:55 AM

Buying a home in Fallbrook, CA

buying a home in Fallbrook

It is 2011 and the home buying season is in full swing. There are probably more would-be, or, to phrase it better, could-be home buyers thinking about buying a home in Fallbrook.

This is quite a process that many see as daunting and others regard with much fear and concern. People thinking about buying a home in Fallbrook might be considering the following:

1) Will I qualify for a loan?

2) Are interest rates at their lowest point?

3) How do I get the BEST deal?

4) How do I start the process?

Fortunately their are professionals that want to be on your side helping you navigate the process of buying a home in Fallbrook. Qualifying has never been any more straight forward and anyone telling you that loans are hard to get is flat wrong. In fact, you can buy a home with as little as 3.5% down payment and, in some cases, .5% down! That is one half of one percent down! On a $250K home this would be a down payment of $1,250 or less than first, last and deposit for rent!

Interest rates are at historic lows and you can only insure your low rate by locking in now because this trend shall follow the buying a home in Fallbrook same cycle itt has in history and thus wiping away any chance for low rates for years to come.

You can guaranty the best deal by working with highly qualified professionals. This is much easier said than done. Call me and I will give you a few tips and help you pick your real estate team for buying a home in Fallbrook or follow my link and read why it is important to work with a CMPS, Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist.

Starting the process is SO EASY! Call now and we will help you get prepared for buying a home in Fallbrook this weekend! Mentioon this blog and receive a free appraisal worth $450 credited to you at close of escrow.