Daniela

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	SHP Properties
Location:	78259
Web sites:	Owner Financing Houses for Sale

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We want to pay cash for a home in San Antonio. What do you think is the average turn around time for this?

Asked Sat Aug 2 2008, 19:09 by Emily - San Antonio - Home Buying - 12 answers

Daniela answered:

I can sell you a house fast with about $10k built in equity already. It's in Converse. Go to the web link below to see the photos and then call me so I can explain how you can save in closing costs, and more!!!! Call me so I can explain you how it works. Best regards, Daniela - Mon Aug 18 2008, 22:19

I live in Texas and I am trying to buy a house in San Antonio. If I don't use an agent and do the negotiating

Asked Sun Jul 6 2008, 20:58 by Tran To - San Antonio - Home Buying - 17 answers

Daniela answered:

I might have an answer for you. If you want to buy without a realtor, I can sell you a house with about $10k built in equity already. It's in Converse. Go to the web link below to see the photos and then call me so I can explain how you can save the 3%, actually much more than that!!!! - Mon Aug 18 2008, 22:14

Wanna a house? Has 15k down? Can't qualify with bank? Are you out there?

Asked Mon Aug 18 2008, 16:47 by Daniela - 78109 - Agent2Agent - 7 answers

Daniela answered:

I don't think I am getting the right answers here! Let me rephrase: I am a home seller. I have a house in zip code 78259. It's for sale. $85k is the asking price. How do I find homebuyers that have $15k to put down on my house? Due to the mortgage crisis, I am assuming there is people out there that wants to buy, has the down payment but maybe can't qualify because of credit problems or job instability. So my question once again is: How do I find these "disqualified" by the bank buyers??????? - Mon Aug 18 2008, 21:57

how can i get a home loan if my credit is bad and ive been turned down?

Asked Mon Aug 18 2008, 16:20 by Melissa - Jonesville - Home Buying - 8 answers

Daniela answered:

I have houses for sale with owner financing options. You don't need to qualify with the bank. As long as you can make the payments (meaning: you have a job) and have the down payment needed. The way to go is start with owner financing and then refinance in a couple of years. The banks will feel more inclined to lend to you after seeing you are making payments on a house already. It's easier to refi then to get a loan. Contact me if you need more info. And check out my site for the houses I have for sale.
Good luck! - Mon Aug 18 2008, 16:55

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