The short answer: Chances are that your loan will be sold after you close, meaning that the lender you used will probably sell the loan in a "bundle" with other loans to institutional investors. This will not affect you at all - your payment and all the terms stay the same. The long (in-depth) an
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12/05/2007
When we list your home for sale, we'll do "Just Listed" postcards, put your home on the MLS & Realtor.com with 20 photos, and hold open houses, just like a traditional Realtor would. But there's an additional component to our marketing - the online piece - which is just as (or even more) powerfu
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12/05/2007
Here's a construction & permitting tip if you're planning on tearing down a home and building a new one in its place: In many jurisdictions, if you keep one wall, the project is considered a "renovation" instead of an entirely new construction, and therefore falls under different permitting guide
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12/05/2007
This is a common question from buyers, and we wish we had a simple "yes" or "no", but we don't and neither does anyone else, because the credit bureaus don't reveal the exact methods they use to determine credit scores. We do, however, have answer that is almost as good as a confirmed "yes" or "n
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12/05/2007