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How to Get a Home Loan with Bad Credit and Still Save

March 18, 2018August 7, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Buying a home is one of the most rewarding experiences a person will experience in life. The homebuying process can seem so surreal, whether you are still searching for your perfect home or are at moving day.

Sometimes, we make financial mistakes that catch up with us, and we may let them hold us back from buying a home. Well, don’t. Bad credit should not be the reason you are not able to obtain your dream. There are ways to repair your credit, ways to offset it, and different loan options that are available to make homeownership come true.

What is the Right of First Refusal in Real Estate?

March 14, 2018August 13, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Are you looking to purchase a home? Have you decided to make the seller an offer? Depending on when you submit an offer to someone selling their home, they may not even have a chance to read it. Because most states honor submitted proposals on a first come, first serve basis, the typical sale gets all but completed by the time an offer reaches a final agreement.

Foreclosure Homes – Six Things to Know Before Buying

March 13, 2018August 13, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Are you thinking about buying a foreclosed home? Encouraged by the popularity of television home renovation shows, many people eagerly jump into foreclosure homes without understanding all of the pros and cons. Homes for Heroes is here to help you understand what to expect with a foreclosed home.

Here are six things to know about bank-owned properties before you buy.

We are Under Contract, Now What?

March 12, 2018August 13, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

You just made an offer on the house of your dreams and the seller accepted. There is a moment of wonder and excitement, followed by a moment of trepidation and questions.

Do I own a house now? What happens next? Is this the final step? Can something go wrong and change the outcome of me owning this house?

All of these questions are valid, and we are here to help you answer them. Continue reading to understand the exciting process of being under contract and what it means for you.

The Best Way to Find Price Per Square Foot to Build a House by Zip Code

March 7, 2018August 13, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Have you ever considered building the home of your dreams instead of buying it?

Often when you purchase a home, you still must do internal or external renovations on it to suit your needs or wants. When you choose to build your home, the options are endless when it comes to what sort of style you want in your home. You can have whatever kind of cabinets and countertops, or design your laundry room as big as you want.

We can’t all have free houses, but we can all have discounts

March 6, 2018January 10, 2019 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

There’s no such thing as a free lunch. The old adage still rings incredibly true with so many scams out there seemingly promising everything for nothing. From “free giveaways” that turn out to be not so free, to online phishing and email schemes, it seems everyone is out to take advantage of you. But there are still good people in the world who work tirelessly to serve others.

At Homes for Heroes we honor the service of our heroes, the good people who work tirelessly to serve others, by giving them significant discounts and cash back! No joke, it’s not a scam. Over 25,000 heroes have saved significant money with us. There’s no red tape, no hidden fees and no catch. Don’t be misled by others. Homes for Heroes is the real hero savings program, and here’s how it works.

What are Normal Home Appreciation Rates?

March 5, 2018August 13, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

If you’re a homeowner or someone who is looking to buy or sell your home, you might be wondering what the outlook and history are of appreciation rates. Appreciation rates can determine the amount your house is worth and the amount in which it can sell.

Home appreciation rates are not the same for different areas. Depending on where you live in the United States, your home may be worth more or less than the national average.

First Time Home Buying Programs and How to Get them

March 4, 2018August 7, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Congratulations, you are on your way to owning your first home!

If you are a first time home buyer, you understand the excitement and the trepidation of looking for a house. We know what that is like and want to help you by showing the different first time home buyer programs that are available to you. You are taking this significant step towards owning your own home, and we want to help you get the best deal you can. Read More “First Time Home Buying Programs and How to Get them”

If You’re a Veteran You Could Save Money in The Homebuying Process

February 28, 2018January 10, 2019 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Many sacrifices are made by our veterans during their time of service. Veterans of the U.S. military went through intense physical and emotional training, left their lives and families behind for years at a time, and may have been deployed to fight for our country and its allies.

To honor the service and sacrifices of our veterans, Homes for Heroes and our nationwide network of specialists are committed to assisting military veterans buy, sell or refinance a home or mortgage and save veterans money in the process. It’s how we say thank you to our veterans, and here’s how it works.

How to Get a Home Loan with Homes for Heroes

February 27, 2018August 8, 2018 / in Buying a House / by Homes for Heroes

Homes for Heroes started after the September 11th terrorist attacks that shook the United States to the core. Amongst the rubble came a sense of patriotism and nationalism from Americans nationwide. We stood together to help each other through the grief, rescue, financial downfall, and war. It’s in the most desperate and dark times that we learn what we are made of and, as the clouds of ash spread over the United States, so did our union.