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Angel Head & Angie Rosen answered:
According to the tax records I saw it appears that the buider was Bovis Brunning Homes, Inc. I hope that helps.
Angel Head
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678-618-1336 - Fri Sep 12 2008, 19:34
Angel Head & Angie Rosen answered:
HI Joanne-
In addition to Scott's answer, there are lenders (I know of one) that offer rate protection. This is where you can protect the current rate from not going higher than a certain amount, but if the rates go down you have the one-time option to lock in at that lower rate. If you want I would be happy to put you in contact with the particular lender that I know offering this option for further explanation. Just let me know.
Have a great day,
Angel Head, Coldwell Banker Residential
678-618-1336 - Fri Sep 12 2008, 06:21
Angel Head & Angie Rosen answered:
I have found it to be common with the new homes here in Georgia. But as a Realtor, I have also learned to ask about garage door openers. I believe that sometime during the offer stage the builder/on-site agent should have supplied you with a list of their standard features, as well as a list of any upgrades you can choose from. You may want double check your paperwork and possibly go back to the builder to see if they can help you out.
Good Luck
Angel Head
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Llc - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:33
Angel Head & Angie Rosen answered:
HI Betty-
I work and live in your area (30078). I would be happy to help you out however I can. Feel free to contact me.
Angel Head
678-618-1336
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Angel.Head@ColdwellBankerAtlanta.com - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:00
Angel Head & Angie Rosen answered:
The best way to go about getting a loan is to start talking to mortgage companies. I would even say shop a few, but be sure to compare apples to apples. Some lenders will offer a better rate but may require more money down, or more in closing costs. An FHA loan is a great government insured loan requiring as little as 3.5% down. However, not all foreclosure homes will qualify for an FHA loan...depending on their condition.
I would also recommend talking with Realtor to also help you with the process. A buyer’s agent is typically paid by the seller, they can relieve the stress by doing all the leg work for you (finding available properties), they will represent your best interest in the transaction, and they can even recommend some lenders.
If you would like I would be happy to put you in touch with a top Buyers Agent in you area. Just let me know how I can be of service.
Best Wishes,
Angel Head
678-618-1336
Angel.Head@ColdwellBankerAtlanta.com - Sun Aug 10 2008, 17:26