Many new mortgage deals have started coming on the market with a start looking likely for a return to a more competitive market environment. Better interest rates to help first time buyers buy their first home and allow those looking to move get a decent price for their home.
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December 28th, 2009 | Posted in Mortgage
More mortgage shoppers seeking reliable home loan programs are opting for the FHA home loan program in greater numbers recently. In the early 1900s, the FHA was the choice only for those people who were not earning a lot, had credit issues, or were first time buyers with little down payment.
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November 21st, 2009 | Posted in Mortgage
If you are a first time buyer and you are lucky enough to secure a mortgage, you are exempted from paying any stamp duty on your house, whether you bought it from new or second hand. If you have previously owned a property, even if it was abroad, or you have built your own house in the past, you will not qualify for stamp duty exemption.The rate of stamp duty liable for non first time buyers purchasing second hand properties is 7 percent of the price over 125,000 euros, up to 875,000 euro and
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