Discover how a mortgage works and find tips for making the most of your mortgage in this free video on insider banking advice. Expert: Levi Culbertson Bio: Levi Culbertson is a 2000 appointee of the United States Air Force Academy. Following the appointment, he moved to Marshall, MN where he was employed in property management by Robert L. Carr. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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We have teamed up with Exit Options Realty and work hand in hand with dozens of professionals in various facets of the real estate market dedicated to assisting you with whatever your real estate needs may be. We work with licensed RMLO’s and Real Estate Attorney’s to ensure all of our Owner Financed home sales are 100% legal and conform with the new Texas S.A.F.E. Mortgage Act. Why risk it with anyone else??

Our customers are at the heart of what we do, and we are committed to finding your perfect home, based on your preferences, in a timely manner, for the best price possible.

You want to purchase a home; unfortunately, the ongoing credit crunch makes being approved for a traditional real estate mortgage loan daunting at best. If you are self employed or on fixed income, or have had a bankruptcy or past foreclosure, you can qualify for our Owner Finance program. If you have at least 5% to 10% down and can afford monthly payments, you are approved!

So what are you waiting for? View our available homes at http://www.AustinOwnerFinancedHomes.com, and if you do not find what you are looking for, register for our new home email list and we will send you homes based on your search criteria!

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Forte Properties consists of the largest and most experienced team of licensed real estate professionals and investors that offer a free and simple service for you to use in Austin, TX and surrounding areas which include, but are not limited to Cedar Park, Round Rock, Leander, Pflugerville and Georgetown. Sure, there are plenty of real estate companies out there…so why use us? We are a free, full service real estate company that has years of expertise in Austin area real estate and Owner Financing. The professionals with Forte Properties pride themselves on knowledge of the city, the Austin real estate market, how to assist buyers and sellers through the Owner Finance process the “right” way, and their customers wishes.

It’s simple. Tell an Forte Properties real estate professional what you are looking for, where you want to live, how much you want to spend, and what’s important to you in your new home and we’ll find it. All you need to do is send us an email, give us a call, or we can even sit down and discuss your situation in person. Instead of going door to door, searching through newspapers and online for your new Owner Financed home just tell us what you’re searching for and we’ll find it. We have the LARGEST inventory of Owner Financed homes in Austin and surrounding areas on our main website, www.GreatHomesTexas.com, for you to view with hundreds of those homes being Owner Financed homes in Austin and surrounding areas that you won’t see on any of the “other guys” website.

Forte Properties will never force you to make a rash decision. We are unlike other Austin real estate companies. We are not here to hard sell you into an home. Rather, we take great pride in walking our customers through the Owner Financed home buying process or even the conventional home buying process from day 1 until the day you get the keys and ensuring you are set up for long term success. We are here to accommodate you and find you your new home… no matter how long it takes. It doesn’t matter what your Austin area real estate needs may be, we promise to exceed your every expectation.

It’s no wonder that we are your #1 source for Austin area real estate and Owner Financed homes. Take a look at our recent home buyer testimonials. Then, put us to the test. It’s easy, and there’s no risk.

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If you look at the most stressful events in a person’s life, buying a home is on the top ten list. After all, it’s a big decision – both emotionally and financially. Many home buyers go through an anxious period after they’ve arranged for their mortgage and get ready to move into their new home. Knowing you’ll get a pocketful of cash would sure help, wouldn’t it?

That’s a big part of the attraction of cash-back mortgages. A plump cheque is a psychological boost to home buyers who have just made one of the biggest financial commitments of their lives. As mortgage brokers, we like to work with our clients to ensure that they look beyond the temporary “feel good” of the cash, and weigh their options wisely.

Remember that the cash-back option comes with a trade-off: if you choose not to take the cash back, you can get a lower interest rate. Over time, you could see substantial savings in interest payments.

So, start with the most important question: What will the cash be used for? Is this purchase a priority, and is it worth the difference in the rate? Perhaps you have a plan to take advantage of the cash-back to purchase the household appliances for your new home. The extra ,000 for new kitchen or laundry appliances may be an urgent immediate need and a higher priority overall than the lower interest rate for your mortgage term.

But here is the second question to discuss with your mortgage broker: What will be the impact of the rate difference over time? You’ll need real-life figures to work out the details for your personal situation, but let’s look at an example*:

Let’s say that your cash-back option pays 1% of the mortgage amount on a two-year deal, 3% on five years, and 5% cash back on a ten-year closed mortgage. And let’s assume that you’re looking at borrowing 0,000 for a 5-year term, amortized over 25 years. Not long ago, you might be looking at the difference between cash back and a rate of 6.60%, or a discounted interest rate of 5.29%.

So what’s the bottom line? Your cash-back option would give you ,000 up-front, but over your 5-year term, you would pay a little over ,300 more in interest costs than you would have with the discounted rate. The exact cost of the cash-back option in this example is ,330.44 – paid out over 5 years.

Is that a good deal? It depends. Did you get the much-needed appliances for your home… or use the funds to manage a high-priority expense? Then you probably got good value from the option. If – five years later – you can’t remember where the money went, then perhaps you didn’t make the best trade-off.

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