Want to buy a home with no money down?

If you want to buy a house with no money down, you have come to the right place.  Luckily, there are programs out there that allow 100% financing.

Many people today have lost their retirement investments or equity in their homes, but still make enough money to afford a house payment.  There are many benefits to owing a home like tax deductions, pride of ownership and appreciation in value.  With todays interest rates and low home prices, it is a great time to take advantage of these 100% financing programs.

If you are a veteran you may qualify for a 100% financed VA loan.  There is also a 100% financing USDA program for rurual properties.  Both of these programs allow for the seller to pay a portion of your closing costs.  How much better can that get?

So, give me a call and we can see if you can fit into one of these programs.  A new home is just a phone call away !

Cheryl Malone

541-951-1960

No Money Down or 100% Financing Options in Medford, Oregon

It might be surprising to know that in today's market you CAN BUY A HOUSE WITH NO MONEY DOWN.  There is 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE with competitive rates.  I have noticed that there is not much mention of the 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE to Veterans in the local postings of financing options.  This is a benefit to many of our servicemen and I think it should be talked about more. 

If you are looking to buy HORSE PROPERTY in the rural area of White City, Central Point, Eagle Point, Sams Valley, Jacksonville, Phoenix, Talent, Shady Cove, or Gold Hill the property may qualify for a 100% LOAN from USDA.  This is available to anyone who can qualify for the loan, you do not have to be a veteran for this type of loan.

You can get your foot in the door with these types of loans in today's market.  As you build some equity, you trade up to a larger or better house.  There is no better time then today - to knock on that door !

Want to see if you qualify for these types of loans?  It's easy - I repeat - it's easy... give me a call at 541-951-1960 and I can put you in touch with the best loan officers... DAVID AND MICAH DUBEAU.  They are veterans themselves and take great pride in helping their fellow veterans.

Check out my other blogs:

http://sellingoregonhomes.blogspot.com/2011/02/oregon-real-estate-transfer-tax-we-need.html

http://sellingoregonhomes.blogspot.com/2011/02/want-to-buy-home-in-medford-oregon-how.html

http://sellingoregonhomes.blogspot.com/2011/02/to-buy-or-not-to-buy-real-estate-that.html

http://sellingoregonhomes.blogspot.com/2011/02/100-financing-available-on-real-estate.html

WANT TO BUY A HOME IN MEDFORD, OREGON - How easy is it?

So, you want to buy a home in Medford, Oregon ?  The process of buying a home can be easy, if you are prequalified and teamed up with the right professionals.  The first step in buying a home is talking with a lender.  It is important that you know how much you can afford, before you go out "shopping" for a new home.  Once you know what fits your budget, the rest should be easy. 

Working with the right lender - loan officer is one of the most important things you can do.  If they can't get your loan approved, the deal won't close - then everyone is disappointed.  Try and use a local lender and one that your realtor knows can deliever. 

There are many different loan programs available right now. A good loan officer will pick the best one for you.   There is 100% financing available through the USDA and VA programs.  They even have extended the First Time Homebuyer's Credit of $8,000 for some VA buyers for a limited time only (call David and Micah Dubeau for details). 

Getting prequalified can be done over the phone or in person.  It is easier then most people think and with the low interest rates many are surprised that they qualify for more than they thought !

IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME IN MEDFORD, OREGON then give me a call at 541-951-1960 or contact David and Micah DuBeau the BEST LENDERS IN MEDFORD FROM STERLING SAVINGS BANK at 541-292-9663... we will get the job done - you won't be disappointed !

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http://sellingoregonhomes.blogspot.com/2011/02/to-buy-or-not-to-buy-real-estate-that.html