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One of the first questions when buying a home is not just, “How much house can I afford?” It is also, “What type of loan might work for me?” Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and other programs have different guidelines and benefits. You may have more options than you realize.
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A lender can look at things such as your income, credit, debts, available funds, and eligibility for certain programs to help determine what you may qualify for. From there, you can compare your options, including down payment requirements, monthly payment, interest rate, mortgage insurance, and other costs. There isn't one loan that is automatically best for every buyer.
If buying a home is on your mind, learning about your financing options is a good early step, even if you aren't ready to start looking at houses yet. Getting the information now can help you understand where you stand and what your next step should be.
Karen Gross, Realtor
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REMAX Professional Realty Group
Karen Gross – Realtor, RE/MAX Professional Realty Group Serving Owensboro, Daviess County, and surrounding Kentucky communities Since 2014, Karen Gross has been a trusted Owensboro Realtor helping....
If buying a home is in your future, your credit score is one piece of your financial picture worth paying attention to. A higher score can sometimes help you qualify for different loan options or
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