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Bridge loan comparisons
We know many of you are navigating the tricky waters of selling one house and buying another. Whether you're considering this for your primary residence or investment properties, we have a solution that could be a game-changer.
Here's a quick rundown of the key points:
Bridge Loans Explained: Our Bridge Loan Program allows you to secure a loan on the house you're selling. This means you don't have to worry about leaving your current home or having a mortgage on it.
Investment Properties Included: This isn't just for your primary residence. It's also designed for investment properties, giving you flexibility and options.
Cash Buying Power: With this bridge loan, you can use the secured funds to buy your new property in cash. No need to identify your next home upfront.
Interest Rates Vary: Keep in mind that interest rates may vary based on factors like credit scores, so we'll work closely with you to find the best solution.
Not All Lenders Offer This: While this fantastic program is available, it's not offered by every lender. It's essential to do your homework and work with experts like us who understand the intricacies.
Check out are comparison I ran comparing a new first mortgage, 1st mortgage and HELOC and a bridge loan. -- https://mcedge.tv/46ed8o
P.S. Can I count on you to call us when any friends, family or coworkers are looking to buy, sell or refinance a home? We'd love to help! You can just text/call me at 480.553.8770.
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