Buying

Paying Closing Cost

February 27, 2010

The Different Ways to Pay for Closing Cost Again the key is how long will you own the home or own the loan. If you are a first time home buyer I really recommend paying your closing cost in the rate. The odds are great you will not own the property long enough to matter too [...]

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Utah’s Home Run Grant 2

September 6, 2009

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HOME RUN 2 GRANTS Any questions fell free to contact me. Voice or Text 801-694-4762 or Rob@Aubrey.net As I wrote about on August 24th. Utah has committed federal stimulus money to issue another 1,950 $4,000.00 Home Run Grants. The first Home Run Grant generated $377,000,000 in Real Estate Sales. That is [...]

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Interest Rate Now and Later

December 2, 2008

  You Can Buy A House Now or You Can Buy One Later   There is speculation that interest rates will go up. The thinking is in order to pay for the bailout it will come from 10 Yr Treasury Bonds. Without getting into all the technicalities of how the Treasury Bonds work and yada, yada, [...]

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The Case Against Waiting To Buy

March 12, 2008

  I found this awesome little slide show. It compares interest rates going up versus properties going down in value.

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Creative Financing or Loan Fraud

March 1, 2008

  There is no such thing as creative financing and an institutional lender. Banks are not very creative. You notice he said Co-Conspirator.

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How Much Earnest Money Should I Put Down

February 29, 2008

This is a really great question. I think the more you put the better. When you are making an offer I am assuming you want to negotiate the best deal possible. So with that said let’s look at why more EM can help you. For starters, the EM goes towards your down payment or towards [...]

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