Home Sweet Rates NW

Attention all renters!! Now is the time to buy a home. The rates are still in the 4% range and once locked the principal and interest won't go up like rent--even if your home value does!! What's better, you’ll be making payments toward something that you will eventually own outright instead of writing a check for a place that will never be yours.

Homeowners also enjoy substantial financial savings in the form of tax deductions that renters don’t get to enjoy. Buyers can deduct mortgage interest paid each year from their taxes, and in many cases homeowners may be able to deduct expenses and improvements on a home including energy efficient upgrades.

For many, the most difficult part about buying a home is coming up with a down payment. However, did you know that on a conventional loan you only need 3% down; or 3.5% down going FHA; or 0% down going VA; or 0% down if the property is a USDA approved and you meet the guidelines and credit qualify. You can also use "gifted" funds for your down payment and closing costs from a family member.

The only way you're going to know if you can buy now is by calling me so I can help you determine your eligibility with no obligation to apply for a loan. Have a wonderful day!!

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