Showing posts with label Lending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lending. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2015

What does an Interest Rate Increase Mean for You?

Although the interest rate you will
"most likely" obtain on a 
home purchase in today's market, will be 
lower than what is noted here below,
you can easily see by the scenarios offered 
what a 1% difference means to you with
your home purchase and payment.

DO NOT WAIT ANY LONGER

Call today to begin the process of home
ownership and loan qualification.  Please note
there are funds still available for the 
*FREE 4% for down payment and 
closing cost assistance program =
"Home is Possible" Grant Program.
*certain restrictions apply please call for information. 
Thank you,
Kim Duclos
Elite Realty
702.521.3939
www.callkim.net

Friday, December 20, 2013

HUD Announces New FHA Guidelines to go into Effect January 1, 2014

 
 
 
FHA Loan Limits are decreasing from $400,000.00 to $287,500.00 in Clark County as on January 1, 2014.
 
Any buyers over this amount need to have the property under contract and the case number ordered before 12/31/2013.  Act Now!
If you are a  buyer and are on the fence about purchasing,  please know now is the time to get off the fence, move forward, and get a case number assigned to your file before the end of the year! If your are an FHA buyer over $287,500 touch base with me (702) 521-3939 so we can move quickly with your approval and your options.
 
Find a house with your mouse at www.callkim.net
 
Happy New Year!
Kim Duclos
Wardley Real Estate
(702) 521-3939
 

Monday, September 16, 2013

FHA "Back to Work" Program

Back to Work
 
If you have experienced an economic event and can document the situation, you may still qualify for a home loan with FHA's Back to Work Program.  FHA allows for the consideration of borrowers who have experienced a defined economic event and can document:
1. Certain credit impairments were the result of loss of employment, or a significant loss of household income beyond the borrower's control.
2. The borrower has demonstrated full recovery from the event.
 
3. The borrower has completed housing counseling.
 
The FHA program allows as little as a 12 month waiting period after a bankruptcy, foreclosure or short sale to approved for new FHA financing.
 
Contact me today and I will connect you with the experts handling this great program!
 
and don't forget to find a house with your mouse at:  www.callkim.net
 
                                                   Kim Duclos - - - Wardley Real Estate