There are plenty of programs available as well as type of loans, there is more to it than just your score.Give me a call to put you in contact with a Lender 210-219-0509... more
So... here's the deal... the vast majority of owner finance homes require between a 10% and 20% down payment... So if you have $6000... you would be looking for a home at $60,000 or less. There are not many of them out there... in fact.. there are only 27 as of this writing...
Here they are: http://sabor.connectmls.com/listings.jsp?dcid=C0CFC240956F2F68E040020A32011E0D
If you would like to go see any of these... give me a call. :)
Jason C Campbell
Option One Real Estate
210-389-5266
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www.SAHomeExpert.com... more
Who really knows in this economy....
In my view depending on areas and states, in some areas the market is doing ok these days
in other words buyers are buying, s o m e
But I fear that there are still a lot of short sales and foreclosures and just stressed properties coming on the market, keeping prices low, and only those buyers with secure jobs and good down payment
or cash purchases are actually buying these days.
I think some buyers have the courage to buy back but most of them not, and many sellers cannot afford to sell, as they will not have enough equity to buy the next home.
I want to think before all goes happy go lucky upwards we will need another 2 - 3 years, and I tell
all my buyers if you buy now, make sure you want to stay in the home for another 5 years before
deciding to sell and move on ....
But nobody really knows for sure.....
EdithSellsHomes@gmail.com YourRealtor4Life Working always in the very BEST interest of her clients Buyers Sellers and Investors alike, covering for @ Properties Brokerage the city of Chicago, all N and NW suburbs and the fine homes on the North Shore, and all of the US and worldwide offerings with my partner agents.... Edith speaks several languages ....
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Well... you don't go into "Hard momey loans" being rate sensitive... they will not be good all across the board... They have a nitche and they know it...
But if Hard money is the only way to go... I have had great success with Marquis Lending - http://www.marquislending.com/
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We are seeing a drastic distortion in the perception of value in homes these days. What I see most of is three layers of sales comps in any given market. There's a distressed market made up of foreclosures, short sales, etc., a normal resale market made up of owner occupants who have kept their homes in decent shape, and a layer of freshly rehabbed houses which are selling at a premium. Most owners don't realize that if their kitchen is out dated or the house needs a new roof that they are not going to sell in the normal resale market segment and their property is now technically a distressed sale. These sales are normally around 50% of the fair market value in any given area. If an owner is hoping for market value on their sale they need to ensure that the condition of their house is comparable to market listings. There are an unprecedented amount of foreclosures on the market with a shadow inventory estimated to be 11 times the current inventory, many of which in fairly good shape but selling at steep discounts. The average owner is clouded by emotional ties to their property and it is more important now more than ever that as Realtors® we ensure that our clients are given an unbiased opinion of the property. The days of pulling a CMA in five minutes and arriving at a value are over, each property used to derive a value must be carefully examined. Honesty with your client is paramount and sugar coating the situation is only going to cause them to become frustrated and promote more problems in the real estate market.... more
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Give me a call and let's talk about what your budget and location requirements are.. and let's see what we can put together for you... Rosie Kelch The Singing Realtor
210-846-3027... more
I'd be glad to find you rental property in the area. I'm very familiar with it. Please give me a call. We should discuss your preferences in terms of square feet, pets, price, deposits, application criteria, amenities, frontage and driveway (important detail to know if everybody in the household drives separate cars), etc...
I got a pretty good handle on the rental scene and can get that "happy place" within the area you seek.
v/r
Mike Anthony, REALTOR®
(210) 379-2053... more
Ok... all of the ones listed below... just going to add one more to that list...
http://www.marquislending.com/ - Marquis Lending
Pretty good hard money lender... never had much issue with these guys... always close on time, rates are typical of a hard money lender, but they are really easy on credit and flexable... Not a bad choice over all.... more
Nearly all the homes that are avaiable will be long gone by mid to late July... but just for fun... here are all the rental properties (other than apartments) that are for rent in the UTSA Area -
http://sabor.connectmls.com/listings.jsp?dcid=C016195B55BA175DE040020A320124E3
This will at least give you an idea of how much rents are, and what you can get for your money. I don't do rentals.. and honestly don't know any really good agents that do... not much help there. Sorry.
Honestly... you can get a mucn nicer home with less money per month if you buy a home. Best buyer's market we may ever see in our liftetimes... I wouldn't waste money on rent while interest rates are sitting in the 3s!
Hope that helps :)... more
It's like I have been saying... and there really is not a better way to say this... If you are in the market for a home, and you are not looking right now... you don't have much grey matter between the ears ;) The "getting is good" right now... Best buyer's market we may ever see in our lifetimes.... more
I don't think we are anywhere near the fast track to rising home prices or housing boom revival. Actually I kind of hope we aren't. I think stabilizing values, for the most part, I would agree with at least in our local area.....but more than that is a stretch. Right now, I'm just enjoying the affordable homes and low interest rates. I just hope I can pick up a few more investment homes before interest rates and home prices rebound completely.... more
Joe:
You can do a search for the San Antonio Airport and find flightpath information. The 78248 is a very popular area and homes sell all the time and we have not seen evidence that prices are being effected by the airport.. My office is located within the zip code.... more
Yes, they can. Any lienholder can foreclose; it's just that the lienholders are paid off in order of priority. In most states - maybe all, I don't know - in most states, HOAs have a statutory priority position second only to the IRS, which isn't a problem because usually there's enough money to pay both of them off.
If the HOA plans to foreclose, then they should have a good idea of whether it's worth their while - why foreclose when there won't be any money left for you?
But the real answer will come from a local attorney who reads the text of your deed of trust with the government.
All the best,... more
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