Brand New Twist to “New Home” Ownership
The New Home Program - 5% Down Buys The Land - 100% Financing On Labor And Material Cost - 20% Equity Or More Upon Completion - We Don't Require Perfect Credit - Over 40,000 Homes Built
(PRWEB) March 24, 2005 -- FGG specializes in helping people become qualified
to be a New Home owner when they felt there was no possibility. FGG has gone
Nationwide with their exciting new method of getting people qualified for New
Home Ownership. Alex Jakubowski, the President of FGG stated, “This is a very
rewarding business, everyday people are qualifying for their Dream Home. The
biggest problem we have is people prejudging their ability to qualify. People
who have been turned down several times are amazed they have qualified for their
own New Home. Last week one of our clients, had been turned down for a Credit
Card the week before, then qualified for a New $200,000 Home through our FGG
program. ”
The company says there is a few criteria customers must meet
before they are approved to take part in the program. Applicants must have a
down payment equal to 5 percent of the land value; they must have a household
income of approximately $40,000, and they must agree to act as project manager.
If clients already own their land, no down payment is
required.
Clients may choose from 22 styles of homes – ranch, two-story,
split-level, etc. – with three to five bedrooms.
All homes are stick
built from the ground up and range in size from 1,200 square feet to 2,800
square feet.
Clients must complete their home within 1 year of receiving
their loan. No payments are due until the clients have moved into their new
home.
Mr. Jakubowski said, “One of the major strengths of our program is
clients can easily build equity into their New Home by acting as their own
project manager. By doing this our clients have more control over the building
process. They will select their own land, apply for permits and hire contractors
and our agency helps assist with each process.”
The program guarantees at least 20 percent equity on the very first day
clients move into their homes.
Upon completion of the home, homeowners
get a mortgage from the lending institution of their choice and pay the
construction loan.
David Allen SR a representative of FGG, puts potential
homebuilder's in touch with the agency that offers the loans.
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/3/prweb220981.htm