Sentences with phrase «closed on my second property»

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The Millers closed on the purchase of the first - and second - floor apartment that includes three bathrooms and an outdoor terrace, on April 29, city property records published this past Friday show.

«They might be filled with the seller's relatives, who will leave the second you close on the property.

If a loans meets the following tests, it is covered under the law: 1) For a first - lien loan otherwise referred to as the original mortgage on the property - the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) exceeds by more than 8 percentage points compared against the rates on Treasury securities of comparable maturity; 2) For a second - lien loan otherwise referred to as a 2nd mortgage - the APR (Annual Percentage Rate) exceeds by more than 10 percentage points compared to the rates in Treasury securities of comparable maturity; or the total points and fees payable by the borrower at or before closing exceed the larger of $ 561 or 8 % of the total loan amount.

This means that a lender will lose money on a second or third mortgage if the value of the first mortgage is close to the value of the property.

Second, you'll have all the assets you need to execute that plan, including goals to keep you focused, an investor friendly realtor and mortgage planner, resources to find potential deals, the ability to analyze properties for cash flow, strategies for making competitive offers and everything you'll need for closing on that property.

Starwood and Caesars share the second closest partnership on the Las Vegas Strip, offering some great opportunities to earn points in particular when staying at one of the many Caesars properties in Vegas.

Granny's Girls may be a second row property but with its unobstructed views and close proximity to the water, you still feel like your on the Beach Front.

Before the transaction closes, the sellers disclose that they are declaring bankruptcy and have just recorded a second mortgage on the property — meaning that it's unlikely there will be enough equity in the sale to satisfy the mortgage lenders.

While I like your closing about list list list and couldn't agree more, I don't agree about your mortgage comment, I think the new mortgage rules have had a great impact on a large percentage of the first time buyers and first time investment buyers (owners with one property wanting a second as an investment).

It had come to Seller X's attention that a second offer had been made on the property after Seller X had accepted the first offer but prior to closing.

Campus Advantage, one of the largest managers of student housing properties in the U.S., closed Tuesday on the second phase of its investment to acquire a 19 - property portfolio from American Campus Communities.

As a result, a month after closing on my first property, I already had my second property under contract.

If a purchase closes on February 28th and the Seller has not paid his second installment, the seller will actually have to credit two months of taxes to escrow, and the buyer will have to pay the remaining four months of property taxes owed.

If a purchase closes on March 31st and the seller has already paid the second installment of taxes, the buyer will have to reimburse the seller for the three months of property taxes that he has paid ahead.

Your second time restriction also starts ticking as soon as you close on the sale of your currently held property.

I know the feeling, we just recently had our offer on a second property accepted (closing next Friday).

Well folks, the scenario described above has materialized — the first property is approved and now I need to exit the second (second called today, two days before I'm scheduled to close on the first, saying they should get approval next week).

(vi) The amount of any loan secured by a first lien on the property that will be paid off as part of the real estate closing, labeled «Payoff of Second Mortgage Loan»;

(v) The amount of any loan secured by a second lien on the property that will be paid off as part of the real estate closing, labeled «Payoff of First Mortgage Loan»;