- I
do: 12-months after a short-sale, foreclosure
or BK loans, FHA, VA, Conventional, Homepath,
Jumbo, Short Sale, $100 down, Streamline Refi,
High LTV Refi, 1/2 off HUD Homes for Teachers,
Cops, EMT’s/Firefighters, 10% down investor
loans, Culinary Union Down-Payment Assistance
program, loans to Canadians, FHA 203k Fixer-uppers,
Manufactured Homes (converted to real property),
Hard Money
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I have closed hundreds of loans in the past
13 years and was a Real Estate Agent, which
gives me an unmatched understanding of both
sides of the industry. I have been licensed
since 1998 with a superb record
- I
am a licensed pilot, SCUBA diver, and love to
raft, snow ski and travel. I used to be a Firefighter/Paramedic.
Back in the day - when I was younger and in
better shape - I came in first place in the
Long Beach to Catalina and back Jet Ski race.
Dan@DanTheLoanMan.com
702.326.7469-NV
/ 707-280-2534-CA, OR
My
thoughts on various topics...
Investment
Homes-
Instead
of buying the least expensive property on the
market, you might want to consider appealing to
a more upscale renter and spending a little more
to buy a better house. Investment homes can be
purchased with as little as 10% down.
New
Homes vs Pre-owned Homes- As
a long-time real estate investor, I much prefer
established neighborhoods over brand new. With
a new neighborhood, you really don't know what
your neighborhood will look like. Could be a scary
situation! Also, with prices so low, I worry about
the quality of construction. With an established
neighborhood, any construction litigation defects
could have already surfaced. Dont get caught up
in the pressure tactics used by the new home builders!
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