I have been getting many calls lately looking for investment property financing.  Many of the questions revolve around 100% financing on an acquisition.  Additionally, there is a lot of interest in purchasing foreclosures or REO properties in need of rehab, using the after rehab value.  Today I’m going to look at financing options available on […]

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So last week I talked a bit about the economic stimulus package, touching on the benefit of effectively raising the conforming loan limit for high cost housing areas.  The House has passed the bill as is, with the Senate being the final hurdle to sign it into effect.  Hopefully that happens this week, or in […]

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This is a bit of a different topic than I usually post here, but I read about this site last week, and took a look at it the other day.  Seems very interesting, figured I would pass along my thoughts.  You always read about great returns on your money, how many of those claims are […]

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 Having your credit report accurately represent your true credit situation is very important.  The problem is that most people do not check their credit regularly, if ever.  They only know about a problem once they apply for credit.  I suggest keeping tabs on your credit.  You are entitled to a free credit report from each […]

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  Today we have a great compilation of real estate and finance articles in the first edition of a Real Estate and Finance  Blog Carnival.  Thank you all for your submissions, enjoy! Raag Vamdatt presents “Settle” early in life - buy a home when young :: RaagVamdatt.com :: Financial Planning demystified posted at RaagVamdatt.com - […]

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