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Keep Your Cash, Buy a Home with Little or No Money Down!

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Real Estate Agent with Browning Homes Group

People often think that they need a lot of money for a down payment when buying a home, which holds them back and makes them think buying a home in Springfield isn’t possible for them. However, there is a new program that allows qualified buyers to save their cash and buy a home with a very low down payment or no money down at all!

Maybe you’re a renter who has owned a home before or a first time homebuyer who is ready to buy, but you were held back by the misconception that you need at least $10,000 or more for a down payment. No matter your current situation, if you want to buy a home in Springfield with a lower down payment or with no down payment at all, then this new program is exactly what you're looking for.

 

Stop paying your landlord’s mortgage and start building equity in your own home today!

A new special report entitled "How to Buy a Home With Little Or No Money Down" explains how this program can get you into the Springfield housing market immediately. What are you waiting for, order this report NOW!

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Aaron J. Browning
West Springfield's Most Referred Realtor
Browning Homes Group | Keller Williams Realty
571.234.1456
      
Mark Peter Lynch
Residential Mortgage Services - Winchester, VA
Think Mortgage, Think Mark!!

This is a great reminder, there are still no down payment or low downpayment loans out there-  Thank you Aaron.

Jul 29, 2014 04:44 AM
Kevin Stormer
Homeowners Mortgage Enterprises Inc. - Greenville, NC

I know there are a lot of good "No money down" loan programs out there.  My fear for consumers is that We as real estate professionals and lenders may be prompting someone who is not quite ready to become a homeowner with a quick fix?  What I mean is, if a buyer doesn't have money for a down payment and/or closing cost....are they truely prepared for the typical expenses that go along with owning a home?  If we look back at the recent mortgage crash, is this some characertistics that contributed to problems in the past?  Better yet, if we were able to look into the future, what percentage of buyers that used "No money down" loan programs defaulted on their loans?  Just a thought. What are yours?

Jul 29, 2014 06:38 AM