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Price Reduction or Seller Credit?

When buying a home, borrower's always try to find ways to save. Their first shot is usually asking the seller for a price reduction. Here's a better way;

 

Example:

(Traditional Sale)

Sales Price $550,000 - 20% Down Payment, $440,000 Loan Amount. 30 Year Fixed Rate at 6.25% =  $2,709 payment.

(Price Reduction of $20,000)

Sales Price $530,000 - 20% Down Payment, $424,000 Loan Amount. 30 Year Fixed Rate at 6.25% = $2,610 payment.
(a savings of $99.00 per month)

(Seller Credit of $20,000)

Sales Price $550,000 (with $20k in seller credit toward closing costs) - 20% down payment, $440,000 Loan Amount. 30 Year Fixed Rate at 5.00% (seller bought down rate) = $2,362 payment.
(a savings of $248.00 per month)

for these and other tips on saving money in your next home purchase call on TeamResults. TeamResults@Century21.com or www.teamresults21.com

0 commentsJohn Wall • July 29 2007 09:47AM

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