The Mortgage Process: What You Need to Know
Some Highlights:
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Many buyers are purchasing a home with a down payment as little as 3%.
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You may already qualify for a loan, even if you don’t have perfect credit.
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Take advantage of the knowledge of your local professionals who are there to help you determine how much you can afford.
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