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Post by tonymcfallen on Jun 20, 2020 2:47:54 GMT
It’s no secret that a home is expensive. Even if you do have the money to buy a home without a loan, it’s not advisable to do that. Emergencies can pop up any time, and it hurts if a huge sum of your cash is locked up in real estate. While a home is a great investment, it is difficult to liquidate it on short notice. Another point to keep in mind is that a home does not give you the same kind of returns as stocks or mutual funds. Extra cash means you can diversify your investments while keeping them liquid.
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Post by abubakarbolton on Jan 13, 2021 7:53:30 GMT
Yeah, I agree with everything that you said to upper. It is very important to check everything because there are a lot of different bad services with loans that you don’t want to work with. I spend maybe, weekend to find a service where now I am getting loans in British Columbia and the results are fast. But, before I found one I even was watching some YouTube blog about loans and I got a lot of information that I used when I was searching. My mother also helped me, she has a lot of experience in this type of credits. And now I am able to buy the house that I wanted, but for some reason the price just got up in a few months. Can someone help me? I just don’t know now what to do.
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Post by rebeccamckull on May 18, 2023 10:54:28 GMT
Interestingly, a Mortgage Broker has to be licensed and cannot discuss mortgages with you unless they are licensed. This is unlike the bank who can “internally train” their staff to sell the specific products available from their bank. The staff at your bank do not have to be licensed Mortgage Professionals.
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