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Cash is in demand - Atlanta Journal Constitution


Cash is in demand
Atlanta Journal Constitution,  USA - Dec 1, 2008
Another creative route, Jones details, includes using “sweat equity,” where the seller allows the buyer to make repairs in the home before closing that can ...

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Get Out of Town… and Buy a Home - San Leandro Times


Get Out of Town… and Buy a Home
San Leandro Times,  United States - Nov 25, 2008
People buying homes, not refinancing or taking out equity loans. USDA Programs include nomoney down loans (imagine that), home improvement and ...

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Kentucky town offers no-sweat equity - but take a class - Zanesville Times Recorder


Kentucky town offers no-sweat equity - but take a class
Zanesville Times Recorder, OH - Nov 15, 2008
Our bank required 20 percent down - no freebie Fannie Mae loans. So we borrowed to borrow. And when we got to the closing, we still came up short and had to ...

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Tommytown To Get New Houses - Tampa Tribune


Tommytown To Get New Houses
Tampa Tribune, FL - Nov 29, 2008
Each homebuyer contributes 600 hours of "sweat equity" on the homes in lieu of making a down payment. The USDA subsidizes the mortgages based on the buyer's ...

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Home foreclosures on the rise in Franklin County - Chambersburg Public Opinion


Home foreclosures on the rise in Franklin County
Chambersburg Public Opinion, PA - Nov 22, 2008
Buying a foreclosed property can save some cash, but it can cost sweat equity. "You may get it for 8 to 10 percent less," George said. ...

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