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Hi, I have rephrased the article. As per Dupecop, it is 71.9% accurate. Very often most prospective home buyers find themselves hard strapped for cash and therefore typically refrain from the buying the home altogether. The primary reason being the numerous expenses involved that literally eat into whatever little cash they have at hand. These expenses range from the initial deposit, various closing expenses, initial costs as well as reserved amounts set aside for this purpose. It is not necessary that you need to find yourself in this tight spot forever! There are innumerable methods to combat and reduce these expenses to the bare minimum. That way you can go ahead and buy the home with just the downpayment and absorb all other miscellaneous expenses into the transaction. To do that, however, you need to have a fair understanding of the exact costs involved. Very often, a Good Faith Estimate (GFE) from your Mortgage vendor helps a great deal. Usually you can ask for a GFE once you have pre qualified for your loan. Begin by assuming that you will be bearing all the expenses yourself. That way you would have an exact estimate of what you need to set aside for the home purchase. I will also send you some of my sample work so you get an idea of my style of writing. Thanks, Amrita

I would like to take on this project for you. I am currently studying to receive my Real Estate license and feel that I could do these articles the justice that they deserve. Thank You Pl see my sample in PM

I am interested in your project and I believe I can meet your requirements. I attach the test work below: As a rule, people have hard time amassing sufficient amount of money for purchasing a home. A lot of people are forced to rent a home instead of owning one, due to the shortage of money for home purchase and maintenance expenses coverage, such as down payment, closing costs, prepaids and reserves. Nevertheless, one may find opportunities for decreasing cash amounts needed for home purchase. For, there can be found various means of cutting down such spendings to down payment, wrap closing costs and prepaid expenses. One way of cutting down the amount of money you have to have for buying a home is understanding the precise financial outlay. It would be useful to receive lender’s Good Faith Estimate that would confirm the numbers to you. If you meet all the loan qualification requirements, most likely a lender would be more than willing to present you with such an estimate. This way you would be able to calculate the amount of cash needed for your down payments and purchase coverage. Elena

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I am a college writing instructor and have 20 years of writing experience. My revised sample is, Cash for a down payment, closing costs, prepayments, and reserves are common reasons renters do not purchase a home. However, there are strategies to minimize the cash you need to buy a home. One possible strategy is to buy with only the down payment, and wrap closing costs and prepaid expenses into the transaction in various ways. The first step to minimizing the cash needed to purchase a home is to get a good understanding of what the costs will be by obtaining a "Good Faith Estimate" from a lender. If you pre-qualify for a home loan, the estimate will determine the amount of cash you will need to begin.

Like most renters, you may believe it is too hard to save enough for all the costs of buying a home. To minimize those costs, ask for a Good Faith Estimate from a lender to spell out what you need up front. If you pre-qualify for a loan, any lender will provide such an estimate. You may find you need only the down payment if you can wrap other costs into the transaction in various ways.

My sample reweite Most prospective homeowners usually find that the startup capital required for preliminary expenses such as downpayments, closing costs, prepaid expenses and reserves a hurdle that is sometimes unpassable due to inadequate finances. So ultimately, the solution is to use techniques that reduce some of the upfront expenditures. Renters and other up and coming homeowners, in the quest to alleviate the upfront money needed in procuring a house, must know the precise dollar amounts involved in such an aquistion. A Good Faith Estimate from the institution your are borrowing from may be the best way to obtain such figures. A good estimation is readily released to you if you are eligible for a mortgage. From these figures you can work out how much financing you will personally have to cover upfront from the total cost. So by using different techniques it may be feesible to purchase a home without paying any reserves.

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Hello, I am an American with a degree in English. Please see my sample below --- Saving to buy a home these days is challenging. The high cost of down payment, closing costs, prepaids and reserves are prohibiting many renters from attempting to purchase their first home. There are, however, several way to maximize the cash you already have saved. One way to do this is to pay the down payment first and package the closing costs and prepaids later on. Firstly, figure out exactly what your costs will entail. A Good Faith estimate can do this for you, and a lender can give you an estimate if you pre-qualify. Once you have a bottom line, you can clearly see what you need to spend. Unique 58.1%

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