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Most realtors would look at the house and say, "There is no way this one is going to sell." After all, it was a large home that had been retrofitted to meet stringent American Disability Act Standards, a house that had been home to ten disabled children. Where would one find a buyer for a house like this one? Like the "perfect storm," this house was going to take the coming together of three special people. A buyer who needed a special home, a realtor who was willing to work the property, and a lender who could arrange financing for someone who needed this particular home. There’s a saying that somewhere there is the perfect buyer for every property. Realtor® Sena Hairgrove has always believed if you look hard enough, you’ll find that perfect buyer. Click to continue - The Perfect Buyer |
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There are times when even heroes need help, and securing a VA Loan is one of those times. Glenn Preston spent years in the Army serving his country. When he retired, he and his wife wanted an opportunity to enjoy all the benefits they had worked so hard to attain. As most people are aware, there are lots of benefits for veterans – including VA Home loans. In Glenn's case, he was curious to see how a military loan could help finance a second home. Click to continue - Helping Hand |
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Our hearts go out to all of those who were devastated by the recent tornadoes in the central United States. The last thing we want to think about in times like these is paying our bills. However, it is imperative that you take care of all of your obligations, including your VA home loan. There are some steps you can take to ease the impact of your loss and still maintain your good credit standing. First and foremost, you need to contact your VA loan lender as soon as possible to report your loss. Even if you can no longer live in your house, you are not automatically excused from your regular monthly military loan payments. You may be able to make arrangements for extensions or modifications to your mortgage if you are unable to make your payment on time. Your VA home loan mortgage banker can advise you on contacting your insurance agent and other things like contracting for repairs. Click to continue - VA Loans and Disasters |
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Today I received a phone call from a veteran that wanted to know what his rate and closing costs would be for a home purchase...after awhile, it developed into more of a conversation about the differences between a VA home loan and a Texas veteran home loan. I am going to be brief today and explain it in the next couple of days. The main difference between the two loans is that a Texas veteran home loan has many more options but it also has more restrictions and slightly more paperwork. Click to continue - Differences between VA home loans and Texas veteran loans |
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The United States of America is involved in a war like no other – the Global War on Terror. Those who have spent time on the front lines know that there is no other way to describe it – this is war at its worst. Those returning from active duty in this war are finding themselves facing the same issues that every other war veteran has faced over the years. Our veterans need to know that their country stands proudly in support of their service, and is ready to react to their needs. On March 6, 2007, President Bush established the Task Force on Returning Global War on Terror Heroes. This task force was to identify ways that a grateful nation could improve the delivery of Federal services and benefits to the service members and veterans of this War on Terror. Click to continue - War on Terror Veterans |
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