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Need step by step on buying our first home

Original post by LuckyMe

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Helpppppppppppp! Never bought a house before obviously so we don't even know where to begin. Anyone who has the patience to help please FM me? What happens if credit isn't the greatest I know people can still get a mortgage, right?
jantany26

Re: Need step by step on buying our first home

in terms of mortgages, which would be the best if our credit is not that good?

103005FallBride

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This is great! Definitely one post I'm saving for after the wedding... $$$$ <---Why doesn't it grown on trees!
wilandnet

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WOW! This thread is great! Thanks to everyone who been through it providing some great feedback.

Danielle&Scott

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What should you expect if you are dealing directly with the home owners? Lets say you are buying a for sale by owner. Do we still need a lawyer or do we deal directly with the bank and the mortgage broker? Danielle and I have no idea.
Thanks,
Scott
Eireann

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Yes, Scott, you still need a lawyer. We are in the process now of buying from the homeowner...luckily DH is a real estate atty!

Danielle&Scott

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Ok cool. I figured we would still need a lawyer. Now to find a good lawyer that wont rip us off.
Scott
bridget&jimmy

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I know a very good lawyer if anyone needs one, we have used him in the past and he is great.

Danielle&Scott

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Well we got a mortgage broker, a lawyer and an engineer too. I wrote down a bunch of things I want the engineer to check out.

Now to put in the offer the owner wants. We are going to make a decision this week...Its sooo stressful.
Scott
melijane

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If you do not have good credit try for an 80/20 mortgage. No down payment your first should be somewhere in the 6's and the second will probably be 8-9%

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