7 steps to a stress-free home closing
Originally published on February 10, 2010
By doing homework in advance, you’ll understand what you’re asked to sign when you close the sale of your home.
Read More →Should you buy more title insurance than you paid for the property?
I always recommend to my buyer clients that they obtain Owner’s Title Insurance, but I had never considered the option of getting it for more than the actual sales price of a property until now. Find out why you might want to consider this.
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Supreme Lending Mortgage Company
Contact: 334-714-8958 or angie.mckinney@supremelending.com
Buying a home can be a complex process, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little preparation, you can save a lot of time and hassle by having all of your documents ready when your mortgage professional needs them. Here’s a list of things you will need to have on hand.
Read More →Foreclosure facts
REALTOR® Associate
Contact: (334) 333-1609 or michelle@c21keyrealty.com
The process of buying a government or bank-owned foreclosure is different in many ways than an owner-seller home and it requires patience and more patience. Find out more about what makes a foreclosure sale different from either an owner-occupant or other investment sale.
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It is very important to remember however that the lender’s title policy typically only covers the amount of the loan. Any down payment, or equity, the buyer may have is not covered by the lender’s policy. So whether you are paying 5% down or buying a property with cash, an owner’s title policy probably makes a lot of sense.
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