The following is a very common mistake that Delaware First Time Home Buyers make when searching for a home to buy:

Mistake #1 – Timing Problems – Any first time home buyer who is currently renting should try to time their purchase at the end of their lease so they don’t incur any penalties. If you haven’t bought yet and your lease is coming up, then sign a month to month lease.  This will allow you to get out of your lease as soon as you find the house you want to buy.

If you are trying to buy a house before your lease is up, then look to see if you can break the lease early. Some leases will let you out with a 60-day notice. Others will allow you to pay a penalty to get out early. Some leases won’t let you out no matter what the circumstance if this is a condition of your lease, offer landlord a buy out of the lease. Keep Reading...

There will be a Free Delaware First Time Home Buyer Seminar on Saturday, March 20, 2010, at 10:00 AM and again at 1:00 PM. The seminar will last about 2 hours and each participant will be able to receive a free copy of their tri-merge credit report. The seminar will cover all of the basics of buying a new home in Delaware. The seminar will cover Delaware FHA loans, Delaware VA loans, Delaware USDA Rural Housing Loans, First Time Home Buyer Loan Programs, and the Delaware FHA 203k Rehab loans. Learn how to get $8,000 First Time Homebuyer tax credit or the $6,500 move up the buyer tax credit for buying a home by June 30, 2010. That is a check for $8,000 or $6,500 from the IRS to you at tax time just for buying a home! The best thing is you don’t have to ever pay the money back!!Each participant will receive a Free Audio CD on Homebuying 101, Credit Scoring Handbook, Homebuying Handbook, and an opportunity to meet with a mortgage planner to be pre-approved to buy a home at the seminar. You will also learn the importance of credit in buying a home and learn valuable tips on how to improve your credit score. Learn what programs are available to help with down payment and closing costs. The new loan limits for conventional and FHA will be covered as well as changes to borrowing 100% financing.

The Seminar is being held at The Seminar is being held at The Christiana Hilton Hotel at 100 Continental Drive, Newark, DE 19713 from 10:00 AM till 12:00 PM and a second session from 1:00 PM till 3:00 PM. To register for the seminar, please call 302-588-3665 and ask for John Thomas. You can also e-mail me at DelawareMortgages@yahoo.com

For a Complete list of seminars visit www.DelawareMortgageLoans.net/seminars

If you would like to apply for a Mortgage Loan, you can APPLY ONLINE HERE, you can call John Thomas at 302-703-0727. Keep Reading...

There will be a Free Delaware First Time Home Buyer Seminar on Saturday, January 23, 2009, at 10:00 AM and again at 1:00 PM. The seminar will last about 2 hours and each participant will be able to receive a free copy of their tri-merge credit report. The seminar will cover all of the basics of buying a new home in Delaware. The seminar will cover Delaware FHA loans, Delaware VA loans, Delaware USDA Rural Housing Loans, First Time Home Buyer Loan Programs, and the Delaware FHA 203k Rehab loans. Learn how to get $8,000 First Time Homebuyer tax credit or the $6,500 move up the buyer tax credit for buying a home by June 30, 2010.  That is a check for $8,000 or $6,500 from the IRS to you at tax time just for buying a home!  The best thing is you don’t have to ever pay the money back!!Each participant will receive a Free Audio CD on Homebuying 101, Credit Scoring Handbook, Homebuying Handbook, and an opportunity to meet with a mortgage planner to be pre-approved to buy a home at the seminar. You will also learn the importance of credit in buying a home and learn valuable tips on how to improve your credit score. Learn what programs are available to help with down payment and closing costs. The new loan limits for conventional and FHA will be covered as well as changes to borrowing 100% financing.

The Seminar is being held at The Seminar is being held at The Christiana Hilton Hotel at 100 Continental Drive, Newark, DE 19713 from 10:00 AM till 12:00 PM and a second session from 1:00 PM till 3:00 PM. To register for the seminar, please call 302-588-3665 and ask for John Thomas. You can also e-mail me at DelawareMortgages@yahoo.com

For a Complete list of seminars visit www.DelawareMortgageLoans.net/seminars

If you would like to apply for a Mortgage Loan, you can APPLY ONLINE HERE, you can call John Thomas at 302-703-0727. Keep Reading...

There will be a Free Delaware First Time Home Buyer Seminar on Saturday, December 19, 2009, at 10:00 AM and again at 1:00 PM. The seminar will last about 2 hours and each participant will be able to receive a free copy of their tri-merge credit report. The seminar will cover all of the basics of buying a new home in Delaware. The seminar will cover Delaware FHA loans, Delaware VA loans, Delaware USDA Rural Housing Loans, First Time Home Buyer Loan Programs, and the Delaware FHA 203k Rehab loans. Learn how to get $8,000 First Time Homebuyer tax credit or the $6,500 move up the buyer tax credit for buying a home by June 30, 2010, That is a check for $8,000 or $6,500 from the IRS to you at tax time just for buying a home! The best thing is you don’t have to ever pay the money back!!Each participant will receive a Free Audio CD on Homebuying 101, Credit Scoring Handbook, Homebuying Handbook, and an opportunity to meet with a mortgage planner to be pre-approved to buy a home at the seminar. You will also learn the importance of credit in buying a home and learn valuable tips on how to improve your credit score. Learn what programs are available to help with down payment and closing costs. The new loan limits for conventional and FHA will be covered as well as changes to borrowing 100% financing.

The Seminar is being held at The Seminar is being held at The Christiana Hilton Hotel at 100 Continental Drive, Newark, DE 19713 from 10:00 AM till 12:00 PM and a second session from 1:00 PM till 3:00 PM. To register for the seminar, please call 302-588-3665 and ask for John Thomas. You can also e-mail me at DelawareMortgages@yahoo.com

For a Complete list of seminars visit www.DelawareMortgageLoans.net/seminars

If you would like to apply for a Mortgage Loan, you can APPLY ONLINE HERE, you can call John Thomas at 302-703-0727. Keep Reading...

There will be a Free Delaware First Time Home Buyer Seminar on Saturday, October 24, 2009, at 10:00 AM and again at 1:00 PM. The seminar will last about 2 hours and each participant will be able to receive a free copy of their tri-merge credit report. The seminar will cover all of the basics of buying a new home in Delaware. The seminar will cover Delaware FHA loans, Delaware VA loans, Delaware USDA Rural Housing Loans, First Time Home Buyer Loan Programs, and the Delaware FHA 203k Rehab loans. Learn how to get $8,000 tax credit for buying a home in 2009. That is a check for $8,000 from the IRS to you at tax time just for buying a home! The best thing is you don’t have to ever pay the $8,000 back!!

Each participant will receive a Free Audio CD on Homebuying 101, Credit Scoring Handbook, Homebuying Handbook, and an opportunity to meet with a mortgage planner to be pre-approved to buy a home at the seminar. You will also learn the importance of credit in buying a home and learn valuable tips on how to improve your credit score. Learn what programs are available to help with down payment and closing costs. The new loan limits for conventional and FHA will be covered as well as changes to borrowing 100% financing. Keep Reading...

Common Mistakes made by Delaware First Time Home Buyers

1) They don’t ask enough questions of their realtor and end up missing out on the best deal.

2) They don’t act quickly enough to make a decision and someone else buys the house.

3) They don’t find the right agent who is willing to help them through the home buying process.

4) They don’t do enough to make their offer look appealing to a seller.

5) They don’t think about the resale before they buy. The average first time home buyer only stays in a home for four years. Keep Reading...