Tag: Real Estate Financing
$2LEND
I hear it on television and the radio, and people are calling me with the same question, “Are you guys still lending money?” Really? That’s the question? Yes, and I’ve even seen it on the news where the “talking heads” are saying that banks aren’t lending money on real estate right now. It’s happened too many [...]
Posted: October 26th, 2008 under Real Estate Financing.
Tags: buy a home, Credit Scores, FHA, Real Estate Financing
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Hey, get your FICO out of my Interest Rate!
With all of the tightening credit guidelines, it would be nice if your credit score mattered a little less these days, but nowadays it matters more than ever! It used to be that people with generally good credit got about the same interest rate as people with really good credit and people with generally not-so-good [...]
Posted: October 3rd, 2008 under Real Estate Financing.
Tags: buying a house in Camarillo, buying a house in the Conejo Valley, buying a house in Thousand Oaks, buying a house in Ventura, buyng a house in Ventura County, Camarillo homes, Camarillo real estate, Credit Scores, FICO, Financing, Greg Ricci, Interest Rates, Jay Friedman, Joyce Zangmeister, pre-approval, real estate, Real Estate Financing, Thousand Oaks homes, Thousand Oaks real estate, Ventura County Realtors
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Should I lock my interest rate?
Yes, and here’s why. When the market is as volatile as it has been recently, several things hold true: 1) Rates Rise like a Rocket and Fall like a Feather 2) Lenders are very quick to reprice 3) Rates MOVE FAST when they get started. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Use a lender that will let [...]
Posted: September 21st, 2008 under Real Estate Financing.
Tags: buing a house in Ventura, buying a house in Camarillo, buying a house in Simi Valley, buying a house in Thousand Oaks, Jay Friedman, lender in Ventura County, loan officer, loan officer in Ventura County, lock interest rate, Principle of 66, real estate, Real Estate Financing, real estate news, Ventura County
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