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As a first-time homebuyer, how do I make the loan process less confusing?

I looking to buy a home in the midwest and the loan process is very confusing. I don't know where to start. Any help is appreciated. by pujan_p24324133 from Fremont, Wisconsin. Mar 12th 2015 Reply


Yvette Jenkins (Yvette)
#39 ranked lender in Wisconsin - 21 contributions

As a first time home buyer I suggest you sit down with a loan officer that gives you all the time you need to understand the mortgage loan process. My office is down town Appleton and we can sit down together and go over all the first time home buyer programs and compare them against each other and regular conventional loans. Yvette Jenkins, Johnson Bank, NMLS ID 455918, 920-225-5534.

Mar 12th 2015
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David R Youngs - Mortgage Advisor (DavidRYoungs)
#63 ranked lender in Minnesota - 89 contributions

You are not alone in your feelings on this. The home buying process can be rather involved and there are sadly many "horror stories" out there of people that felt things went very badly... The #1 key to a relatively simple and stress free buying process is to select high quality home team professionals. These include most importantly 1. Your Mortgage Professional 2. Your Realtor 3. Your Title CompanyThe best place to start your journey towards buying a home, is to have a conversation with a mortgage professional. That person can help you determine what you might qualify for and how best you should go about planning for things. A good mortgage professional also can refer you to other high caliber professionals, like a Realtor or Title company. If you would like to have a conversation about how this works, I would be happy to explain further. I'm state licensed and have clients in every corner of both MN and WI. Feel free to call me at 866-680-2840 Ext 12 or email me at dyoungs@progressivels.com I'd be happy to help!

Mar 12th 2015
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SEAN WRIGHT (LANDMARKMORT)
#6 ranked lender in Wisconsin - 50 contributions

Spend some time online, on the phone, and locate a mortgage lender or two.Talk with them and submit an application.Once you get started it should be less confusing.We are all here to guide you in the right direction, and we get paid to do just that!My office is in Green Bay, call me at (920) 391-4234 to get started.

Mar 12th 2015
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Joe Becker (JoeBecker)
#57 ranked lender in Minnesota - 64 contributions

Contact one of our Home Purchase Loan Consultants to get the information you need to make an educated home buying decision. Our officers are available all day, Monday through Friday! WI: 866-680-2840

Mar 12th 2015
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William J Acres (William_Acres)
#74 ranked lender in Arizona - 8,728 contributions

The key to understanding the loan process is to ask questions and have a loan officer who is patient enough to answer them thoroughly.. You should start by interviewing loan officers over the phone or in person.. if you get a good feeling and you see they are taking the time to be sure you understand and they good at explaining things to where you can understand, then that person would be your guy!!.. .. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

Mar 12th 2015
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Phil Dumouchel (PhilDu)
#32 ranked lender in South Carolina - 2,249 contributions

There is lots of information also available on line through FHA (HUD.gov) and other sources but it get's confusing. Find someone you trust to walk you through the process. most of us have a flyer that we can send you that explains each of the steps. The process ranks up there as one of the most stressful things most people do (not quite as bad as marriage or divorce...LOL).

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