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Whether you are a seasoned veteran of home buying, a first time home buyer, or just thinking of buying a home sometime in the not to distant future this newsletter will give you the information you need have before consulting with a real estate professional or a mortgage lender. With your newsletter you will begin to learn about the following topics that affect the home buying process and much more as part of your FREE consumer newsletter:
- Knowing when you're ready. We'll examine all of the advantages and disadvantages of renting and owning. We'll show you why you may be ready to end the renting and move to home ownership
- Getting Started shopping. Once you've determined your readiness for home ownership, we'll get you started on home shopping. What you want to look for in both a home and a real estate agent.
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- Insuring your move. Once you're on your way to home ownership, you need to be aware of protecting your investments. We'll show you the steps you should consider when moving to make sure that all of your valuables and your investments are properly protected.
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Things You Need to Know Now before you talk to a Lender
FHA (Federal Housing Administration)
Loans are government-insured mortgages primarily for first-time home buyers. These loans allow you to buy a home with a lower down payment, and come with guidelines that let more people qualify. They're available from most mortgage lenders. There may be specific benefits and restrictions to FHA Loans in your area; ask your mortgage lender.
VA (Veterans Administration)
Loans are available to veterans of the armed services, those currently on active duty or in the reserve, and their spouses. A VA loan can make it possible to buy a home with no money down.
Rural Housing and Community Development Service (RHCDS)
RHCDS provides home financing to qualified borrowers who are unable to obtain home financing elsewhere. If you are a farmer, or live in a rural area, ask your mortgage lender if you may qualify.
There are many other loan programs that offer home buyers low down payments and have guidelines that let more people qualify. They may be administered by state or local governments, or other organizations. Get connected with a local network of professionals like RightWay to find the best programs for you or your family. Sign up for our newsletters to learn more.
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Buying your first home can be an exciting time, and a step towards gaining equity in a home instead of losing money each month by paying rent. There are many advantages to buying a home, including:
- Pride of ownership: Knowing that your home is yours means that you will take an extra interest in maintaining and decorating it, and you will feel more a part of the community that you live in.
- Privacy from neighbors (instead of living in a crowded apartment, you will have your own place, and often more privacy)
- Appreciation: Over time, most homes gain in value, especially if they are maintained well. This means that you will gain equity in your home, making it a good long-term investment
- Tax savings: Often, the interest on a home mortgage is tax deductible.
As a first time home buyer you may feel overwhelmed by the large variety of loan options, housing types and planning options available, and it's easy to wonder how you could navigate that strange world of realty. That’s where we step in to help. As a partner in a community network of financial and realty experts, we personally assist Ohioans like you connect with professionals you can trust. And, we go a step further, giving you the information and resources you need to make the best choices and feel informed and confident in the process. Get signed up and start learning today.
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