March 6th, 2014 by admin
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One of the first steps in buying or selling a home is choosing a competent, reputable Real Estate Agent to represent you. Choose well and the Agent can help make your dreams come true by getting you top dollar for your house, in a timely manner, or by finding your dream home within your budget….
February 25th, 2014 by admin
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The Best Rates and Mortgage Payments in Charleston and Tri County As interest rates begin to rise buyers in the lose purchasing power. Simply stated, for every 1% interest rates rise, a buyer will lose 10% purchasing power. So with a rate of 4.25% on a 200,000 loan, the payment would be $983/month (that’s amazing…
February 12th, 2014 by admin
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Do you want to refinance but don’t want to start over on another 30 year loan? You no longer have to with or new FLEX term mortgage. You can make the loan term whatever you want from 8 years up to 30. For instance if you’ve been paying your 30 year mortgage for 6 years…