11 Steps to Buying a Phoenix Home Series-Intro

January 3, 2011 By

Buying a Phoenix home may take planning…

11 Steps to Buying a Phoenix Home Series
When buying a Phoenix home nowadays it takes more than the ability to fog a mirror <wink> as in the old days of the No Income Verification and No-Doc loans.  It’s not as simple (especially now) to qualify when buying a Phoenix home.  This is a good thing, as we sure don’t want a repeat of the mess we’re in now. Or maybe, you disagree and are miffed about it being more stringent to get a loan when buying a Phoenix home.  Either way, leave a comment, I’m curious what everyone thinks about this.

It is important to understand when you think of credit that you think of credit ‘history’.  Lenders want to know you have established and used your credit wisely.  The history of your credit for the past twelve months or longer in some scenarios will come into play when trying to buying a Phoenix home and qualifying for a Phoenix home loan.

No credit=no qualify when buying a Phoenix home

No credit means no credit ‘history’.  As mentioned before this is something that will affect how or if you qualify for a home loan.  Keep in mind there are ways to boost your credit score and/or establish credit in a responsible way that will be addressed during this 11 Steps to Buying a Phoenix Home Series.

Start saving now if you are planning on buying a Phoenix home within the next 12 months.

If you already know you qualify… Congratulations!  You can stay tuned for future posts in this 11 Steps to Buying a Phoenix Home Series that more closely relate to where you are personally at in the home buying process.

If you are not sure if you qualify or already know you do not qualify these next few posts will be just for you!  Hopefully, you will qualify within the next 12 months or less to meet your home buying goal and we look forward to helping educate you on the process.

*Please keep in mind this series in not intended to give you financial or credit advice and you should contact a qualified financial and/or credit specialist to further investigate ways to help you establish or build your credit.  We have great referrals for you that can guide you on how NOT to make the common mistakes many would be buyers make every single day.

Looking forward to your comments on this 11 Steps to buying a Phoenix home Series!! I’m curious, do you think we should still have less stringent loans (i.e. NIV,  No-Doc, etc.) available when buying a Phoenix home?

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Buying Foreclosures

October 13, 2010 By

Recently, millions have been made by knowing how to buy foreclosed homes. Buying a home in foreclosure can be a involved process, and to make money investing in foreclosed houses, you have to appreciate the process completely. Jumping into this form of investing with no a solid foundation can be very risky.

As you being to understand the basic process that foreclosed properties go through, you should to take a look at your community and state laws that manage the purchasing and selling of foreclosed homes. Depending on the state in which you live, there may be limitation on the length of time you must physically occupy the dwelling when you purchase it. Depending on your investment goals, these laws may place considerable barriers to your investment goals.

If, as part of your foreclosure investing goals, you want to fix and flip a property, the subsequently step is merely to locate a home that is in foreclosure. Your local county posts a list every day, and if you don’t want to go down to the recorder’s office, there are a number of online services that do present a daily list of public sale foreclosures. Tap into as many of these tools as possible in order to stay informed on what properties may be coming up for auction that meet your investment profile.

As part of the process of investing in foreclosure, you need to establish the financing for the investment. Purchasing a foreclosed home from a courthouse sale requires a extensive down payment, or more often, the full cash total on purchase. As a result, you have to have your financing in place before you buy the house.

Finally, if you have your financing in place, and have found a property that will meet your investment goals, the next steps are merely to bid and subsequently buy the foreclosed home. All through the buying process be sure not to overbid for the home; at auction you may be competing with other investors and it is very easy to bid yourself right out of your return.

Subsequent to you have closed on the home and it is yours to keep and manage or rehab and fix, it is just a matter of getting to work. In summary, purchasing a foreclosed home is an easy procedure; you just need to know what you are doing.

Investing in real estate and mi foreclosure can be a great way to earn significant return. If you have ever though about real estate investing, visit us today to learn how to buy foreclosed homes.

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Discover Your Perfect Home

August 11, 2010 By

A beautiful home for your family is the dream of everyone in the world. If you are in Utah County, one most beautiful of all 29 counties in Utah and dreaming to have your own home there, you can find a number of opportunities to make your dream true. Utah County property is the best solution of any of your real estate passions.

Utah County is located in the Provo-Orem metro area. The estimated population of the county was almost 545,307 in the year 2009, and is going to be increase rapidly in the last few years. The center of the county is Utah valley and Provo is the largest city of the county. Utah has more than 25 cities and a number of unorganized communities. First, choose the city you want to live in. Second, get to understand the construction pattern of houses in Utah County. The houses in Utah County are built on Greek structures and most of the home buildings are more than pieces of artwork.

Riverton is the most advanced city of Utah County and Riverton homes are among the best. The exterior of the buildings are designed into classical style but interior is designed according to the modern day’s requirements and facilities. Mostly high roof, they are often made with large gardens outside and the finest quality marble with exclusive colors and designs for the floors. Modern European style interiors are also built but garden is considered as the essential part of the house whether it is big or small.

The current average price of a well-built Riverton home is almost $300,000. In the last few years, home prices have fallen considerably because of over-construction in Utah County, so now is the time to get that home of your dreams! There are a number of real estate agents and real estate companies in Utah to provide you with sufficient information about the communal structure and environment homes. There are a large number of homes available for sale at very reason able rates.

You just need to choose an area for you and after this basic selection; you can get a home of your own choice according to your needs and requirements. Those who are living in Utah, are aware of all areas and the advantages and disadvantages of all areas but those who are just planning to buy a home to settle here, can get the services of a real estate agent. Utah County is considered as the best places among all other counties in America.

Utah County is close to the mountains with easy access to skiing, hiking, fishing, and other activities. A large number of rented home are also available in Utah County and the rent range is according to the accommodation capacity and the structure of the houses.

In Provo, the largest city of the county, there are presently more than 450 homes listed. This is an excellent chance for those who are planning to have their own home. Take your step to invest in real estate and come in the list of luckiest people have their own home.

Looking for great deals on Utah County property? Or Salt Lake City condos? AllUtahHomes.com is your source for only the best Utah properties.

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