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Hard Money Lenders vs. Hard Money Partners
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Donna S. Robinson
| August 15, 2012
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Mortgage Secrets That They Hope You Don't Know
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Donna S. Robinson
| April 18, 2012
When the typical home buyer buys their first home, they take out a loan. This loan is commonly referred to as a "mortgage". First time home buyers don't usually give much thought to what is actually happening when they borrow money from a lender to purchase their home
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American Enterprise Institute Says NAR Is Ignoring FHA Insolvency
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Donna S. Robinson
| March 16, 2012
Created by congress during the great depression to help spur the housing market, FHA has become one of the most important institutions ever created to help fund mortgages for home buyers, especially for home buyers who want a home but have very little money to put down.
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How To Write "Subject-To" Offers
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Donna S. Robinson
| February 8, 2012
A "subject-to" offer simply means that the buyer is willing to purchase a piece of property "subject-to" some specific circumstance. Usually that circumstance will be the sellers existing mortgage. It can also be a variety of other things, but in most cases it's always a bit of a gamble for the seller...
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The Latest Housing Refinance Initiative - Deja Vu All Over Again
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Donna S. Robinson
| February 2, 2012
This is getting tiresome. The latest housing initiative announced yesterday by President Obama is just more of the same old thing. This time the major change is that the program has been "expanded" to allow for FHA (i.e. taxpayer) backing to refinance loans that were previously not insured by FHA. Do the banks themselves write this stuff?
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The Basics Of Using Hard Money To Buy and Fix Investment Property
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Donna S. Robinson
| January 31, 2012
Hard Money is a type of loan that is generally used by real estate investors to purchase and repair a piece of real estate. Lenders are mostly small companies or private individuals with funds to invest. Learn how to exploit this kind of loan to its full potential and make the most from your investments.
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UDR and KFH Acquire Luxury Apartments in Washington, DC
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Tavis J. Hampton
| December 21, 2011
UDR has announced a joint venture with Kuwait Finance House (KFH) to acquire 1301 Thomas Circle in Washington, DC, a luxury apartment community within walking distance of the White House. The deal is reportedly worth $154 million. 1301 Thomas Circle is a 292-unit luxury apartment community in the Logan Circle neighborhood, which is less than […]
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Mortgage Rates May Slow New Sales
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Reno Charlton
| January 17, 2011
Even slight increases in the 30 year mortgage interest rate may affect how home buyers perceive the market. Worse still, with budget belts so tight, even a few points can mean the difference between affordability and impossibility. Have we seen the last of super low interest rates? Some experts believe banks simply have to increase rates to survive.
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