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Financing for Texas Vets, Activated Reserve & Guard Members

By Jay Hurst | Published: April 23, 2010
TEXAS VET AND DISABLED VET LOAN – is sponsored by the Texas Veterans Land Board and is provided to Texas Vets in recognition of their military service. This program offers especially low rates for disabled vets. Get a Texas Vet Loans as low as 4.41% (disabled vets) 4.91% (non-disabled vets) as of today. 100% financing [...]
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Regulation of home equity lending help Texas avoid brunt of real estate crisis?

By Jay Hurst | Published: April 17, 2010
quote: But there is a broader secret to Texas’s success, and Washington reformers ought to be paying very close attention. If there’s one thing that Congress can do to help protect borrowers from the worst lending excesses that fueled the mortgage and financial crises, it’s to follow the Lone Star State’s lead and put the [...]
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No equity? No problem. Refinance program up to 125% loan to value

By Jay Hurst | Published: March 25, 2010
Homeowners with little or no equity in their homes still have time to take advantage of the Government’s Home Affordable Refinance Program. The HARP program is designed for borrowers with underwater mortgages but who are otherwise qualified and responsible borrowers. This program allows borrowers to refinance their primary residences up to 105% loan to value [...]
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Home buyer tax credit extended yet again?

By joelg | Published: December 30, 2009
“Jaret Seiberg, a managing director at Concept Capital, a research firm in Washington, says the odds favor yet another extension of tax credits for home buyers. Those credits initially were set to expire Nov. 30 but then were extended to cover home-purchase contracts signed by April 30, 2010. “Congress might extend the credit through Nov. [...]
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