Inland Empire Homes & Lifestyle

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2018 Loan Limits for FHA & Conventional If you haven't heard yet we wanted to be sure to let you know that loan limits have recently been increased for FHA loans, which are designed for borrowers who are unable to make large down payments and/or have credit challenges. As of Jan. 1, 2018 here are the loan limits in the local counties: Riverside County: $405,950 or $420,673 Purchase Price... San Bernardino County: $405,950 Orange County: $679,650 L.A. County: $679,650 San Diego County: $649,750 It's really becoming quite easy to buy a home these days. In addition to these loan limit increases, we have down payment assistance programs that will make your down payment for you, and we have free credit repair assistance if you have challenges in that area. Conventional Loan Limits Riverside County: $453,100 San Bernardino County: $453,100 Orange County: $679,650 L.A. County: $679,650 San Diego County: $649,750 If you are sincerely determined to buy a home, regardless of your circumstances, reach out to us and we will get you on the right path.

Congratulations to our 23 year old niece who just closed escrow yesterday on her first home. It is a 3 bedroom 2 bath 1837 sq ft house in S. Corona. We were able to structure the deal where the home was remodeled with new kitchen counters, new interior paint, new carpets in the bedrooms, and new laminate floors in the rest of the home. As well as seller credit towards buyer's closing costs! And this was done prior to close of escrow. Ask us how we can help you get into a home. And if you're a seller, get your home repaired without the upfront money.