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Five Myths About Home Values

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

the actual appraisal process has changed very little over the course of the housing boom and bust cycle American homeowners witnessed between 2001 – 2009

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How Do Mortgage Companies Value A Property That Has Not Been Built Yet?

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

Appraisals on homes that haven’t been built yet generally require the contractor and home buyer to supply more documentation in order to get a more accurate estimate of the property’s value.

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HOA Hurdles to be Aware of When Looking at New Properties

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

A Home Owner Association (HOA) can have a huge impact on your life when you buy a home in a PUD (Planned Unit Development) or Condominium Project.

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Assembling Your Home Buying Team – Knowing The Players

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

Buying a new home is literally a team sport since there are so many tasks, important timelines, documents and responsibilities that all need special care and attention.

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What You Need To Know About The Home Inspection Process

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

You now have ten (10) days from when you signed the purchase and sales agreement to have a home inspection.

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Top Five Market Factors That Influence Mortgage Rates

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

Outside of the borrower’s control, the mortgage rate marketplace is a dynamic, volatile living and breathing animal.

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What’s The Difference Between Interest Rate and Annual Percentage Rate (APR)?

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

The difference between APR and actual note rate is very confusing, especially for First-Time Home Buyers who haven’t been through the entire closing process before.

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How Are Mortgage Rates Determined?

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

Many people believe that interest rates are set by lenders, but the reality is that mortgage rates are largely determined by what is known as the Secondary Market.

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How Do Mortgage Rates Move When The Fed Lowers Rates?

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

Lower mortgage rates is a common misconception that is perpetuated by the mainstream media perpetuates when the Fed makes an announcement of lowering rates.

However, when the Fed cuts interest rates, mortgage rates tend to increase.

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Why Do I Need To Pay A VA Funding Fee?

Leesa Sandoval By Leesa Sandoval
March 28, 2010

The VA Funding Fee is an essential component of the VA home loan program, and is a requirement of any Veteran taking advantage of this zero down payment government loan program

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