Posts Tagged ‘financing’

Cash Is King and Other Lessons Learned From Our Real Estate Market

For the past few months I have been constantly talking about how our market would start slowing down now that we’re into the Holidays and the Winter, but I have to admit – this year seems to be proving me wrong! While it’s true our inventory is incredibly low right now, that is making it [...]

Jumbo Conforming Loan Limits To Decrease In October 2011

Current jumbo conforming loan limits are $729,750 in the DC Metro area. That’s slated to be reduced to $625,500 as of October 1, 2011. Need me to break that down into regular words? Currently, you can borrow money up to $729,750 at a reasonable interest rate, and everything above that amount is called “Jumbo Money” [...]

FHA Loans About To Get More Expensive: First Time Home Buyers Take Caution

FHA loans are Government backed loans, provided by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), so they’re easier programs to qualify for when buying a house/condo/townhouse. To use an FHA loan to buy a property, you need a minimum credit score of 620, a minimum down-payment of 3.5% (for now), and you can qualify for one just [...]

Did You Know You Don’t Need A Mortgage in Virginia?

If only….wishful thinking. In Virginia we don’t actually use what’s commonly called a “Mortgage,” we use a Deed of Trust. What’s the difference? To you – not much. But they are different legal documents. What is a mortgage? A loan secured by real estate, held through a mortgage note which details the responsible parties (lender [...]

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