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Jay A Hendrick
William Davis Realty

8856 Coleman Blvd

Frisco, Texas 75034
Cell: 214-336-7088
Voice/Fax: 972-248-5991

E-mail: jay@realestatedal.com

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NORTH DALLAS HOMES

Take The First Step

 

Pre-Qualify for a loan Here

 

 

Mortgage Companies

Mortgage Calculators

 

 

The first step in any home buying process is to pre-qualify for a loan through a mortgage lender. Knowing how much you can borrow is a must before starting the process of looking for the right house. In today's lending environment, before you even think about buying a house, talking to a mortgage lender first is absolutely necessary.

 

This procedure can be done over the phone and usually takes less then an hour. If you plan to shop around for the best available rates and fees it would be advantages to know your FICO scores. This information will allow you to call several lenders to obtain competitive rates from each without incurring multiple credit inquiries.

When ever there is a loan related credit check there may also be a  risk of negative impact to you score.

 

Also, keep in mind that any large purchases you're thinking about making such as furniture, expensive appliances, new cars, lawn tractors and such, should be acquired AFTER YOU BUY YOUR HOUSE. Large purchases and credit card run ups incurred before the house closes can be detrimental to your credit score and could possibly cause the score to fall below loan requirements subsequently preventing the house from closing.

 

Pre-qualifying

When you pre-qualify for a loan, all information is given verbally and your credit scores will be pulled by the financial institution. The loan amount and quoted interest rate will be based on the information you supply and the credit scores obtained. Keep in mind, if you do not disclose accurate information, when it comes time to actually apply for the loan you may be denied.

Pre-approval

If you wish, you may decide to get pre-approved for a loan. This step involves an actual application and verification of information supplied to the mortgage company of your choice. You will need to gather written information required by the lender and visiting their local office to apply.  A pre-approval letter will show a seller that you are more serious then the next guy and if there are multiple offers on the property you're making an offer on, this could sway the seller decision in your favor.

 

Equally important to you is the reassurance that the loan will have a greater chance of closing after spending money to hire the home inspectors, providing the earnest money deposit, and paying for the mortgage application and appraisal fee.

A pre-approval may not be necessary but it doe have clear-cut advantages.

Again, unless you have locked in the interest rate, even with a pre-approval,  it is possible for the variables to change.

 

Financing Your New Home

The information provided on this page should assist you with your financing needs. Use these links to obtain the latest information about loan programs, Mortgage companies, interest rate, mortgage calculators, investor stated income loans, monthly payment estimating and information to have when shopping for a loan.

 

For first time homebuyers, don't forget to ask the lender if you are eligible for the $8,000 tax credit.

Current homeowners could also qualify for a $6,500.00 tax credit.

 

Items needed when you (apply) for a loan

 

Zero Down Payment Home Mortgage; Do they still exist?

 

Mortgage Calculator

 

Click here to calculate your full monthly payment

 

Principal-Interest-Taxes-Insurance Calculator

 

A List of Finance Companies

 

Reverse Mortgages

 

Current Interest Rates


 

 

 

                   
                   

 We serve Allen, McKinney, Prosper, Frisco, Plano, Lewisville, The Colony, Sachse, Wylie, Murphy, Richardson, Carrollton, Flower Mound, Coppell, along with many other areas around DFW.

Frisco foreclosures offer a tremendous amount of value and can save the buyer thousands.

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