Thanks to PARTENR

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  • Home Finance USA

Posted 06 June 2007 - 03:59 PM

#1


Home Finance would like to thank PARTENR for using our services to purchase his first home. We will be sending him a $175 gift certificate to Home Depot, A free 1yr WOHVA membership and 5 raffle tickets for the raffle on Sept 22nd.
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  • partenr

Posted 08 June 2007 - 07:40 PM

#2

And a great big thanks to Home Finance USA. It's a fact that we would NOT have bought a home without Home Finance's "can do" approach. I figured we'd be renting for another couple years. After some encouragement, we found a great deal on a home, but the seller needed it to happen fast. Home Finance really went to bat and put together loans faster than I know it could happen (just over 2 weeks). We are very grateful to Russ.

Now I just have to dig all of my riding gear out of the 10 different boxes I've lost it in over the course of the move!

  • DjCromwell

Posted 08 June 2007 - 07:43 PM

#3

partenr said:

And a great big thanks to Home Finance USA. It's a fact that we would NOT have bought a home without Home Finance's "can do" approach. I figured we'd be renting for another couple years. After some encouragement, we found a great deal on a home, but the seller needed it to happen fast. Home Finance really went to bat and put together loans faster than I know it could happen (just over 2 weeks). We are very grateful to Russ.

Russ is the man.:applause: :applause:



Dj

  • trailmeisterjoe

Posted 08 June 2007 - 08:50 PM

#4

Yes, locate your gear, grab the big red "B" machine, and let's ride!
jOE

  • MACE

Posted 08 June 2007 - 09:47 PM

#5

Hey, we're looking at some retirement property. Can we somehow get a home equity loan to pay for it and deduct the interest on taxes? We are now barely over the standard deduction on our taxes since we are into the second half of our loan where we actually are making lower proportion of payment to interest - more to to principal.

  • Toast

Posted 08 June 2007 - 11:55 PM

#6

Probably get better rates by doing a refi. You might be able to take out enough to pay cash for the new place & just keep paying on the house your in.

  • Home Finance USA

Posted 09 June 2007 - 11:17 AM

#7

MACE said:

Hey, we're looking at some retirement property. Can we somehow get a home equity loan to pay for it and deduct the interest on taxes? We are now barely over the standard deduction on our taxes since we are into the second half of our loan where we actually are making lower proportion of payment to interest - more to to principal.

Give me a call. I will analyze your situation and lay out your options.
Russ



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