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How can I buy a house fast?

I need something soon, move in ready, $0 down, low payment..?

Asked by Anonymous | Gainesville, GA| 10-19-2021| 757 views|Buying|Updated 3 years ago

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Erica FerrellNovice2 Answers
Erica Ferrell

Properties By Me · Savannah, GA

Hello Leanne, USDA and VA are the way to go for $0 down, please note that any lender fees or prepaids maybe rolled into the loan to lower the expected out of pocket costs. As Shane mentioned you could take advantage of any 1st time home buyer grants and downpayment assistance programs to offset these costs as well. Next possible option is to shop for Assumable VA mortgages, where the current owner of a property wants out or needs out of the mortgage.
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11-10-2021 (4 years ago)··
Amanda Courtney

REP Realty Group · Fort Myers, FL

(13 reviews)
Get pre-approved, work with an experienced agent, and stay flexible with showings and negotiations. Cash buyers can close in as little as a week, while financed buyers can often close in 21 to 30 days.
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11-24-2025 (4 months ago)··
Steven HuntSemi-Pro60 Answers
Steven Hunt

Real Broker NY LLC · NEW YORK, NY

(40 reviews)
If you are buying with cash . Just find a home and make an offer. I reccomend using a real estate agent to help you make the process fast, smooth and easy. If you need a loan. I would reccommend reaching out to a loan originator and obtaining a Pre-Approval. Make sure they have all documentation needed. If you need real estate agents or Loan originators contacts I can help 518-526-4964
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12-25-2021 (4 years ago)··
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James SimmonsNovice7 Answers
James Simmons

Headwaters Realty · Clarkesville, GA

If you need to buy a house quickly, the key is getting a few things lined up right away. The fastest path is usually to get pre-approved with a lender first, so you know exactly what price range and loan programs you qualify for. Once you’re pre-approved, you can start touring homes and make an offer quickly when you find one you like. If you’re hoping for $0 down, there are a couple programs that may help depending on your situation. VA loans (for eligible military or veterans) and USDA loans (for certain rural or suburban areas) can allow 100% financing with no down payment. FHA loans are another option and typically require about 3.5% down with a 580+ credit score. () Keep in mind that even with low or $0 down programs, there are usually closing costs and qualification requirements, so the first step is talking with a lender to see what you qualify for. From there, working with an agent helps you find move-in ready homes and move quickly when the right one comes up.
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