I'm currently looking for a condo in the Washington DC area.  What are some good mortgage companies?
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I am going to be honest with you...... All brokers pull from the same "money Pool"... yea you'll have a broker tell you that they can do a loan for 4.75% with NO POINTS, but I'll bet that by the time it closes it will be 5.75 - 6.5%.... be wary of "the deal that sounds too good to be true"....  it's all a bunch of smoke and mirrors.... \n\nTypically, the lower the rate...the higher the points you will pay....  the more points you pay ...the lower the rate....\n\nFind someone that is going to shoot straight with you..AFTER they have reviewed your complete financial picture....
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try moneysupermarket .com or uswitch.com or moneysavingexpert.com any of these will allow you to compare mortgages or loans
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Either way you go. Move or stay. Make sure that you are putting money away for a rainy day.  The mortgage industry goes through some slow downs just like the real estate market.  Where ever you end up make sure you build a network of people that can provide you lenders.  Stay in touch with realtors and builders.  \n\nFrom what I hear, there are a lot of new developments going in around the Los Vegas area.  Sounds like a great opportunity.
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contact the Department of Real Estate (www.dre.gov) and ask them or any one of lyour local banks (ask about forclosures/fixer-uppers), or your local H.U.D offices. You can also contact any one of your local realtors for a list!\nGood luck!\n\nCowboysminxxx
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I suggest you check out non profits, who are the recipients of most housing grants. Check out Habitat for Humanity. \n\nAlso visit the Nehemiah Corp as they have a downpayment assistance program for qualified lenders http://www.getdownpayment.com/\n\nThe Housing and Urban Development in their Grants Available page makes it clear that they do not provide grants to individuals -- hence no grants for a person to buy a home http://www.hud.gov/grants/index.cfm\n\n"While HUD does not offer direct grants or loans to individuals, we do work through local governments and non-profit organizations to make financial assistance and counseling available."\n\n You can go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://www.cfda.gov and Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov - these are two FREE sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. Browse through the listings and see if you can find any grant that would support your purposes.\n\nEven if you buy books on "how to get grants" or list that supposedly has information on grants -- all of them are mere rehash of what CFDA has, albeit packaged differently.\n\nNote though that these grants generally support non-profit organizations, intermediary lending institutions, and state and local governments. Most of the federal grants are given to specific target groups with specific requirements (e.g. minority business owners involved in transportation related contracts emanating from DOT - Grant#20.905 Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Short Term Lending Program. Individuals especially for personal purposes are not eligible for federal grants.
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Condos are not much different than that of a residential loan, it is when you get into co-ops with management companies that things take longer with all the red tape...call me up.\n\nManolo Borja, Senior Account Executive\n\nAapex Mortgage Corp. and Modern Tech Industries, Inc.\n\n366 North Broadway, Suite 206\n\nJericho, NY 11753\n\n(516) 345-1136 Phone \n\n(516) 706-7700 Fax\n\nEmail: nolo430@aol.com\n\nWebsites: www.aapex.com\n\nwww.18776loanyes.com
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I was just in VA last week and picked up a paper, I thought it was free. I don't remember the name but it has thousand of classified ads in there. The paper was all over different businesses. I seen an ad in there for a farm house with 7 bedrooms for 800.00 a month. I was going to Winchester and I believe that paper covered the Fredericksburg area. Not to mention, I walked out with the paper and seen the  1.35 cost for it uuukkk! I thought those classified papers were free.It did have a lot of rentals, if you're seeking a mobile home try to buy it with owner financing it.for you. You'll;; be better off , going that route..
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The most effective way to get these listings is to contact your local mortgage broker.  He, in turn, will contact his lenders or title insurance rep. to get him those lists.  In my area, there aren't many HUD repos as prices have exceeded their lending amounts.  Here is a site that lists some:  http://www.hudpemco.com/
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Listen, construction loans are confusing. Don't get discouraged, and get with somebody that knows what they are doing. I'm in the mortgage buisness and yes it can be difficult. If you want to go with a bank that is your choice, nothing wrong in that. But after working with a broker for years they have outlets to more options. So if you want a good company that knows what they are doing. Check out Indymac bank or National City. They know what is going on when it comes to construction to perm loans. You can probablt contact them both directly or go to a broker and they are more than likely signed up with one, but the thing is you want to speak with a seasoned loan officer that has handled multiple construction loans. Good Luck!!
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I would have to say mortgage brokers. Mortgage brokers have a choice in many mortgage companies and a lot of them offer special deals for loans due to the competition whereas banks usually offer just a few types of loans.\n\nOne of the biggest mistakes that homeowners make is not researching and checking around before deciding on a loan. I would go to several banks and mortgage brokers and tell them what I need, then compare the loans offered. (Be sure to get a copy of the credit report if a bank pulls one. Multiple inquiries into your credit can make your credit lower.)\n\nBefore you go to a bank or mortgage broker though, research types of loans and the current interest rate for that day. Interest rates change alot and its important info to know. Do you want a 30 yr fixed or 15 fixed? This can also effect the interest rate you get. Since you have a good credit score, you should be able to get a pretty good interest rate. Also ask about special programs or promotions. Some mortgage companies offer special promotions such as lower closing costs and etc.. Don't forget to ask the fees that banks and mortgage brokers tack onto your loan. Paper fees and etc can be waived if you make a big fuss over it.
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Depends on how much you are needing. Second mortgage on the house maybe (if you have one). Anything of value. Is your vehicle paid off? Just shop around. You can find a good deal with some shopping. Just remember, if it sounds too good to be true...it always is.
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you might want to try remax or coldwell banker depending where you are looking because each state is different
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Try HUD homes and foreclosures...sometimes they need a little bit of work but you can really get a good deal.
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Google : Columbian Real Estate or Venezualan real estate.  Also, you could contact a local realator that may be able to point you in the right direction with a referal or something.  Goodluck!
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There is one that i often visit at http://forum.dtfinancial.com There are a few real estate and mortgage professionals on there that give good and usually pretty quick replys to questions.
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Your best bet it find a Mortgage Consultant that services your area and is VA / FHA certified.  They will be able to shop your situation around to many lenders that work with these programs in your state.
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Homside Lending, INC. the parent company of Homeside Insurance CO. was purchased by Washington Mutual Inc. In December 2001. \n\nDecember 11, 2001 -- Washington Mutual Inc. (WM) will solidify its hold as the nation’s leading mortgage servicer with its deal, announced late Dec. 11, to acquire for cash the operating assets of HomeSide Lending Inc., the U.S. mortgage unit of the National Australia Bank Ltd.\n\nWashington Mutual will pay a premium of $25M above the value of HomeSide assets, which was $1.9B at Sept. 30.\n\nWaMu will acquire HomeSide’s wholesale, correspondent and consumer-direct production channels, along with HomeSide servicing technology and servicing sites in Jacksonville, FL, and San Antonio, TX. National Australia Bank will retain its financial interest in the mortgage-servicing rights, with Washington Mutual stepping in as the subservicer for the $187.4B portfolio.