Price Reduction - or Keep More Cash

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Would You Rather Save $5,000 on the Price—or Keep $5,000 More in Your Savings?

That’s not a trick question.

The answer can depend on your individual financial situation.

When buying a home, negotiating a lower purchase price isn't always the only possibility.

Depending on the transaction and your loan program, an eligible seller credit toward closing costs may sometimes provide a greater immediate benefit than using all of your negotiating leverage to reduce the purchase price.

For another buyer, the best strategy could be completely different.

That's why we should figure out what matters most to you before your Realtor writes the offer.

Buying a home isn't just about getting a mortgage.

It's about building a financial plan for the purchase.

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Robert “Rob” Clark | Home Loan Consultant
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Firestone Financial Group | NMLS #301522
CA DRE #01148307
Equal Housing Lender

209-227-7745
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Educational information only. Examples are for illustration only and do not represent a specific loan offer. Seller contributions and allowable costs are subject to applicable loan-program, lender, investor, appraisal, and purchase-agreement requirements. All loans are subject to credit and property approval and applicable underwriting requirements.