Jacqueline Brock

"20 Year Mortgage Expert"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	United Mortgage Finance
Location:	North Haven
Web sites:	My website
Phone:	(800) 242-1032 ext4875

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I am interested in moving to Connecticut from Ottawa Ontario and want to purchase a foreclosure home in the

Asked Tue Mar 18 2008, 11:42 by Dr. Robert G… - Connecticut - Foreclosure - 13 answers

Jacqueline Brock answered:

Dear Robert
There are many foreclosure properties as well as well priced homes available in most towns but you need to work with someone who knows the areas/towns to avoid like Stacey Brown. As a mortgage professional I would also highly recommend that you get pre-approved if you are planning on financing a property. I have been writing mortgages for 20 years and right now all the banks are very difficult to work with. Well qualified clients probably like yourself) are being stressed to the max when trying to get approvals. I have the experience to help you navigate all the "new rules" of banking. Please contact me when you are ready. pre-approvals cost you nothing and get you a full bank commitment. With foreclosures and short sales you need to be prepared to move quickly.

Jacquelien Brock VP
United Mortgage Finance
jacqui@united-mortgage.com - Tue May 20 2008, 10:40

getting devorced, our home was fha. I want to buy no money down right away, can I qualify for fha

Asked Sun May 18 2008, 17:36 by Rose Castane… - Manahawkin - Home Buying - 16 answers

Jacqueline Brock answered:

Rose-There a few 100% financing programs left however they may not be the best way to go rate wise. As these programs are no longer seen as desirable by the secondary market they are credit score driven and can get pricey compared to FHA programs where you can put 3% down and the seller can pay closing costs. Credit and ratios are not as strict. I will need more information on your specific situation to best advise you. Please contact me if you would like more information and guidance
Jacqueline Brock VP
United Mortgage Finance Group
jacqui@united-mortgage.com - Tue May 20 2008, 10:29

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