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FHA 203K Loan / Lender - Smooth Transaction Guarantee! - Camden, New Jersey

Brent Kluge & Group is the leading FHA 203K lender in the Mid Atlantic for a reason... Service!
What you get when you finance your FHA 203k renovation project with Brent & Team:
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The FHA 203K mortgage requires action early in the process to set the stage for proper transaction flow...
A phone call for a discussion about your project costs nothing... but you could save thousands.

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An installment sale, otherwise known as a "contract-for-deed", is a creative financing technique utilized in the purchase and sale of real estate. Because it involves "seller-financing", it effectively eliminates the need for the buyer to apply with a bank or mortgage company in order to get qualified for a mortgage loan. Here at Dennis J. Zisa & Associates, we specialize in this type of transaction. Because we deal with numerous investors and developers, we are in a position to list and maintain a constant inventory of homes where the sellers are willing to hold the financing, and accept the balance of their proceeds in monthly installments. This presents an invaluable opportunity (and in some cases the only chance) for home-ownership, when a prospective buyer has "problem credit", or is unable to sufficiently document his income. The installment sale buyer need only to come up with the required down payment, typically $4000 to $6000, depending on the home he selects. The balance on the installment contract is paid off in monthly, fixed rate payments, just like a mortgage.
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| Passing a Home Inspection |
| Home inspections have become very popular in today’s real estate world. Most buyers hire a professional home inspector to take a closer look at a home prior to closing, or even prior to writing a purchase contract. The inspections cover a multitude of systems within your house. It is wise to take care of some of the more important ones before placing your home on the market. Such as: » Mold & Mildew – Mildew stains and odors will drive a buyer away. » Roofing – Deteriorated shingles or other roof coverings are hot-spots for buyers and inspectors. Repairs will be requested. » Cracks in walls or ceilings - These are red flags. Mortar and brick should be in good condition. And flashing should be watertight. » Structure and foundation – This could be a deal breaker. » Gutters and downspouts - They should allow water to run away from the house. » Plumbing problems – Leaks and clogs should be fixed. Inspectors will check water pressure by turning on numerous faucets and flushing toilets at the same time. Dishwashers and other appliances will be tested. » Heating and cooling – These should be in good working order, and efficient. » Electrical – The inspector will make certain your electrical system is working properly. Remember, no home is perfect and the inspector will most likely find those imperfections. Don’t be discouraged, and don’t feel that you must comply with unreasonable demands for repairs. Your contract probably states that things should be in good working order at closing. That doesn’t mean you have to replace a roof because of a leak. It simply means that if you fix the leak, then the roof is in good working order. The bottom line is to do everything possible to get your house in good condition prior to selling. |
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What is Rent-To-Own?
"Rent to Own", otherwise known as "renting with the option to buy", is a technique where the tenant, in addition to a lease, is given the right or "option" to purchase the property at some point in the future.
Here at Dennis J. Zisa & Associates, we utilize this technique in order to accommodate those who wish to own a particular home on a seller financed installment sale, but do not have the required down payment ($3,000-$6,000) which is needed for an installment sale purchase.
With Rent-To-Own, you move into the home like you would any other rental, with just the 1st months rent and security deposit. Then over the course of the first 12 months of your lease, you have the opportunity to accumulate rent credits and "good tenant rebate" credits which, when put together with your security deposit, make up the full down payment required to own the home on an installment sale purchase.
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An installment sale, otherwise known as a "contract-for-deed", is a creative financing technique utilized in the purchase and sale of real estate. Because it involves "seller-financing", it effectively eliminates the need for the buyer to apply with a bank or mortgage company in order to get qualified for a mortgage loan. Here at Dennis J. Zisa & Associates, we specialize in this type of transaction. Because we deal with numerous investors and developers, we are in a position to list and maintain a constant inventory of homes where the sellers are willing to hold the financing, and accept the balance of their proceeds in monthly installments. This presents an invaluable opportunity (and in some cases the only chance) for home-ownership, when a prospective buyer has "problem credit", or is unable to sufficiently document his income. The installment sale buyer need only to come up with the required down payment, typically $4000 to $6000, depending on the home he selects. The balance on the installment contract is paid off in monthly, fixed rate payments, just like a mortgage.
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