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First Time Homebuyers and Open Houses First Time Homebuyers and Open Houses

Open Houses Can Help, or Hurt, First Time Homebuyers On any given weekend, a first... 

Do You Know Your Credit Score? Do You Know Your Credit Score?

Credit Score is Important to a First Time Homebuyer Knowing your credit score is... 

First Time Homebuyers Using the Internet First Time Homebuyers Using the Internet

First Time Homebuyers Can get Good, and Bad, Information on the Internet After deciding... 

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Steps For First Time Homebuyers to Take

First Time Home Buyers Need to Understand All the Details (Watch Video) First Time Home Buyers Need to Understand All the Details (Watch Video)

Understand All the Details When Buying Your First Home The unknown is scary.  When... 

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How Much Cash Does a First Time Homebuyer Need? How Much Cash Does a First Time Homebuyer Need?

True or False –First Time Homebuyers can’t get 100% financing. True or... 

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Achieving the Dream: Be a First Time Home Buyer

First Time Home Buyers And Short Sales

Short sales are complicated, so the first time home buyers in Raleigh and the Triangle sometimes shy away from them. A short sale requires the elements of a normal sale where the buyer and seller have to agree on a price and terms. Then, the contract has to be approved by the lender that has a lien on the house i.e. the seller’s lender has to... [Read more of this review]

First Time Homebuyer $8,000 Tax Credit First Time Homebuyer $8,000 Tax Credit

One of the many reasons why first time homebuyers should be looking to buy soon is this great tax credit. It does not apply to everybody, or every house, but it applies often enough that we certainly need to understand if it will work for us. Of course, you should contact the IRS or your tax advisor to be sure about the credit rules and your circumstances,... [Read more of this review]

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