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Do I Really Need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Oct 01, 2016
   Categories : Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: banks requirements on pmi, buyers, cliffnotesonrealestate.com, Foreclosure, necessary, PMI, private mortgage insurance, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, san mateo county, sfbayhomes.com, Short Sale, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

Do I Really Need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?

Not necessarily does every home buyer need to purchase PMI. It will depend on whether your own lender requires it or not. This … Continue reading →

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10 Do’s and Don’t on Credit

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Sep 27, 2016
   Categories : Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: 10 Do’s and Don’t on Credit, 1st deed of trust, agent, fico, homes, loan, Real Estate, real estate loan, Redwood City, sfbayhomes | Leave A Comment

10 Do’s and Don’t on Credit

Redwood City, CA: As someone who wants to buy a home in Redwood City please follow these 10 Do’s and Don’ts on credit … Continue reading →

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Why spend tons of money on what appears to be the same job?

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Sep 14, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: appraiser, banks, buyers, Foreclosure, home buying process, home inspector, homes, Real Estate, real estate loan, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, san mateo county, sotheby's, why spend tons of money | Leave A Comment

Why spend tons of money on what appears to be the same job?

Why spend tons of money on the appraiser you hired by the bank to decide and estimated fair … Continue reading →

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How to increase your chances of buying the home you want

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Jul 23, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Featured Posts, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: chances, home, increase | Leave A Comment

How to know what home prices are headed and why?

May 20, 2016 How to increase your chances of buying the home you want Save your dollars with this powerful information … Continue reading →

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How to avoid the danger of high closing fees and save money

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Jul 16, 2016
   Categories : Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers, Sellers Tips, Wednesday Seller Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Sellers | Tags: danger, fees, money, right, sfbayhomes, sfbayhomes.com | Leave A Comment

Avoid the danger of high closing fees

Yes, you can negotiate your closing fees with a mortgage broker, the title company, your real estate broker, and your lender. Adjustment to … Continue reading →

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If you want to be successful. Save money and follow these easy steps

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Jul 06, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Buyers Tips, Featured Posts, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: money, sfbayhomes, steps | Leave A Comment

Want to be successful? Save money when you follow these easy steps.

Maybe you don’t have the traditional 20% down-payment as most people think they need. There’re governmental real estate loan … Continue reading →

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