Team Slapak Enters the Blogosphere!

Apr 15th 2010

Posted By: Pam Bertrand @ 12:00am In: NATIONAL REAL ESTATE ISSUES

Feedback Wanted!

Well... it's official, I have joined the blogosphere and I have to say that I am quite excited to engage in this new form of two-way conversation!

I have lots of ideas to share with you over, but, as always, I am good listener and I want to hear from you as to exactly what types of topics that you'd like me to address here.

Don't worry, it won't be a long spattering of my listings of homes for sale (LOL), well, maybe one or two, but mostly I want to address topics that affect homebuyers relocating to the area and wanting to learn more, or issues that will help someone selling their home, to get it sold faster!

So, there you go, this is my humble plea for your ideas on what I should post!

If you kow me already, you know that I LOVE feedback, so have at it, I look forward to any and all comments that you leave in the comment box below!

Talk soon,

Gregg

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Gregg & Team says...
on 09/02/09

Thanks, Jeff, for your prior posting. For my readers, Jeff is a seasoned and creative mortgage professional also serving Chicago's west suburban communities. Jeff has counseled and assisted multitudes of my buyers over the past years. So...weather you are a first time home buyer or are looking to make your next purchase, I encourage you to contact Jeff. Also, to get a better picture as to what the market is offering these days, please visit the home page of www.TeamSlapak.com and access the property search function. You will find this direct link to the MLS inventory extremely useful.

Jeff Cook says...
on 09/02/09

Gregg, this is a great forum! From the mortgage side of the world, many people ask about the differences in FHA and conventional loans, especially on down payments. For an FHA loan, a buyer/borrower can accept a gift of the 3.5% down payment, as well as having the seller cover all the closing costs. On the conventional side, the borrower needs 5% of their own funds - unless they can get a 20% down payment from any source. But if the amount is less than 20%, at least 5% must be the borrower's own funds. Seller credits are can also be used on a conventional loan. Hope this is of use to your clients. Jeff Cook, American Fidelity Mortgage Services, Inc. - Wheaton

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