Jennifer Powers

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Jennifer Powers, in Ormond Beach
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I am a mortgage professional. I started my career 14 years ago behind the scenes processing, underwriting and closing loans. I have extensive background in FHA/VA, Conventional, Jumbo and Home Equity loans. I focus my attention on educating borrowers and matching them with a loan that best meets their needs. The most valuable advice I can give is to get pre-approved for the mortgage you want. Please contact me to schedule a Strategy Session. We will review and analyze your credit report and develop a strategy to get you into a home. I am available by cell phone at (386) 882-5699.
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Monse, Just Looking in Winter Garden

I have a 30 unit townhome development going on in Deland Florida. It is obtainable housing project geared

Asked Thu Jul 17 2008, 15:00 by Monse  -  Deland  -  Financing  -  3 answers
Jennifer Powers answered:
Are you looking for end loans for the customers or financing to build the properties? I can help if you are looking for end loans. Please feel free to call me at 386-882-5699.

Warm regards,
Jennifer Powers - Fri Jul 18 2008, 06:53
Robin, Buyer & Seller in 44095

Can we get a new mortgage before putting our old house on the market? We live in Ohio and my husband has

Asked Wed Jul 16 2008, 07:32 by Robin  -  32164  -  Financing  -  10 answers
Jennifer Powers answered:
Robin,

It is possible to qualify for a new mortgage before you sell you old home. However, it all depends on your credit, income and assets. I am happy to review these items with you and determine if that would work for you. Please feel free to contact me at 386-882-5699 or by email at jennifer_powers@countrywide.com.

Warm regards,
Jennifer Powers - Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:15
Robin,

It is definately possible to get a mortgage on a new house before you sell you current home. However, that all depends on your whole credit, income and asset profile. I am more than happy to review that with you and determine if that is a possiblity. Please feel free to contact me at 386-882-5699 or by email at jennifer_powers@countrywide.com.

Warm regards,
Jennifer Powers - Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:12
Jerry, Just Looking in Queens

I want to buy a home in FL. I currently live in NYC. Lenders are telling me i would have to put at least 10%

Asked Thu May 1 2008, 19:03 by Jerry  -  Kissimmee  -  Financing  -  8 answers
Jennifer Powers answered:
Depending on the loan amount and if the loan would be in your name and your fiance, you might qualify for FHA. FHA only requires 3% downpayment and the seller can contribute up to 6% towards closing costs. Your doing the smart thing to check out your loan options before looking for a home. I would be more than happy to discuss this option with you further. You can reach me at 386-882-5699. Best of luck! - Fri May 2 2008, 05:32
Angie, Just Looking in New York

How do I go about getting the deed/title?

Asked Thu Feb 21 2008, 13:04 by Angie  -  Port St Lucie  -  Home Buying  -  2 answers
Jennifer Powers answered:
The deed is given to you after closing. I typically takes approximately 6 weeks to come back from the courthouse from being recorded. It does not work like a car where the bank holds the deed until it is paid off. You can put your daughter on title by doing a quit claim deed. I suggest contacting a title company or real estate attorney in the county in which the property is in. - Thu Feb 21 2008, 13:26
Aqua, Home Seller in 33029

I have my home currently for sale (short sale). I missed one month of payment but paid the next one. Would?

Asked Tue Feb 5 2008, 10:46 by Aqua  -  33029  -  Foreclosure  -  9 answers
Jennifer Powers answered:
Did they offer any advice? Did they say foreclosure proceeding had been started? - Sat Feb 16 2008, 19:06
Aqua, You need to speak with your lender. Unless you made arrangements for the "missed" payment to be put on to the end of your loan, your payment history is probably showing that every payment is being made late. Every lender is different so the best advice I could give you would be to talk to your lender. - Tue Feb 5 2008, 11:20
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