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Owner for Redesign + More
April 2008—present
At Redesign + More, we offer a variety of design consultation services from interior…
At Redesign + More, we offer a variety of design consultation services from interior…
Design / Sales for Boyles Distinctive Furniture
August 2007—April 2009
Interior Design and Interior Decorating • Space Planning • Furniture Selection…
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Interior Design and Interior Decorating • Space Planning • Furniture Selection…
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As a owner of Redesign + More I have always had a passion for decorating. I learned the basic concept of Interior Redesign and Real Estate Staging through
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Real Estate Staging and Interior Redesign School of Transformations
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My interest is to create timeless designs, affordable redesigns and display
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As a owner of Redesign + More I have always had a passion for decorating. I learned the basic concept of Interior Redesign - Real Estate Staging - through
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"Wow! We love our new furniture and I cannot believe the family room not only did we get a great Room Design we also were able to incorporate our old with
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Peggy Johnson answered:
Peggy,
In order to get the best answer for your question, you would need to tell the lender you want to work with about your future plans, financial needs and more. That way, he/she can help you figure out what is the best answer for you. However, here is a very general answer to your question:
If you have more than 20% equity, use the home as your primary residence, have good to excellent credit scores and sufficient income to qualify for a conventional loan, that is probably the better choice. If you plan to own the home longer than 5 years, a fixed rate mortgage would probably make more sense.
I hope this helps you.
Best regards,
Andres Gomez
704-488-4296
In order to get the best answer for your question, you would need to tell the lender you want to work with about your future plans, financial needs and more. That way, he/she can help you figure out what is the best answer for you. However, here is a very general answer to your question:
If you have more than 20% equity, use the home as your primary residence, have good to excellent credit scores and sufficient income to qualify for a conventional loan, that is probably the better choice. If you plan to own the home longer than 5 years, a fixed rate mortgage would probably make more sense.
I hope this helps you.
Best regards,
Andres Gomez
704-488-4296
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