How can we help?

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Posted on 10-10-2024 11:55 AM

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this is the first step! see our list of recommended lenders above. Getting pre-approved by a lender is very important. After seeing a lender you will know if you can qualify for a mortgage and for how much. They will also give you an idea of your monthly payments. Or what you need to work on in order to qualify for a mortgage. Or if you are paying for a property in all cash then see the next step.

Banks and lending companies shy away from loaning money for bare land and lots because they can’t sell those loans on the secondary mortgage market to financial entities such as fannie mae. If the bank can’t sell your loan, they can’t recoup their money, which means the bank is at risk if you decide to walk away. To reduce the risk, some lenders may require a large down payment, up to 50 percent of the purchase price, but others may completely refuse to lend money for bare land. You may need cash to buy the land, or you might be able to negotiate a deal for seller financing, sometimes known as a “land contract,” which means the seller will often let you pay off the land in installment payments.

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