Buying a Home With Resale Value
Location - Local Community, Town or City
Before you can actually pick out a house, you need to choose what cities or communities you would like to live in. Carefully choosing your community is the first step in "location, location, location" and can help maximize your future potential resale value.

 
Good Faith Estimate

Buyers will receive a "Good Faith Estimate" of closing costs at the time the loan application is submitted to the lender. The estimate is based on the loan officer's past experience and may not include all the closing costs.

BEFORE YOU BUY
Know Your Neighborhood
Buying a home, is investing in a community
You'll spend a significant amount of time and money supporting the schools, community organizations and commercial centers in the surrounding areas. Before you make the final decision, take a good look at the location and make sure it fits your needs
CURRENT HOME
What If You Already Have a Home?
Buying and Selling at the same time can be hard
What if you're unable to perfectly time the sale of one house with the purchase of another? You may own no houses for a time, in which case you'll need money in the bank and a temporary place to live. Or you may own two houses at once.
Another option is a no-ratio mortgage. A no-ratio mortgage is usually made based on the buyer's down payment, credit scores or assets. Income isn't used or reported, and therefore will not exclude a borrower from receiving this mortgage.
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