From Banks.com, I discussed holding open houses:
If it’s an existing home, I’m not crazy about them. People don’t come often enough to justify my intrusion into someone’s schedule, sitting in their private space. I feel awkward if I sit on the couch and mess up their pillow arrangement. And God help me if I have to use the restroom.
And on Shak & Jill, I linked to a lender who clearly outlines the differences between an FHA loan and a conventional loan:
Nine times out of 10 – when a buyer is qualified – I find that lenders put them into more stringent FHA loans rather than Conventional. Money saved through the interest rate is always always the factor, though conventional can sometimes be less strenuous to get.
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