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All Forum Posts by: Mary Fox

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Post: Is PiN local Pre-MLS software worth the investment

Mary FoxPosted
  • Lender
  • Bryn Mawr, PA
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Ross,

I've been on your webinar. What I am hearing from people is that alot of the info is either old or incorrect, for example the property sold months ago or the owner isn't interested in selling

Post: How can I get the good loan? Should be easier!!!

Mary FoxPosted
  • Lender
  • Bryn Mawr, PA
  • Posts 3
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Hi Samir,

There are loans available to accommodate your purchase scenario. You are close on the closing costs #, because it is an investment property you will pay points, and Pennsylvania and its respective counties have notoriously high transfer tax rates. The terms and rate you pay are dictated by your credit score and experience with real estate investment . You don't mention if the property you have a contract on requires rehab or cosmetic help.

Rental property loans are available with 30 a year term, and because it is a rental/ investment it will be more expensive. Just don't pay upfront fees! (except of course appraisal)

Post: Found an Abandoned House.....what's next ?!

Mary FoxPosted
  • Lender
  • Bryn Mawr, PA
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Make sure you look the property up on the county tax site, or call the recorder of deeds for that county. Some counties will give you info over the phone, is it delinquent? back taxes owed? is there a mortgage? is it current? Once you have that info you can decide if it is worth pursuing. Good Luck!