Shop your mortgage around too. Some lenders will help with closing costs.

If you can get a motivated seller and aren't asking them to take 20% less than they're asking and find a bank that's willing to help, you can roll the rest into the mortgage (assuming it appraises well).

In response to this post by ElbertoHokie

Posted: 06/23/2018 at 10:28AM

Situations where you're likely to get a seller to cover closing costs are.. -- ElbertoHokie 06/23/2018 10:13AM

Reason I went with capcenter, not sure they would service you -- VaTechie 06/23/2018 11:59PM

Haven't you relocated several times recently? Isn't it risky to buy a home? ** -- Hokie360 06/23/2018 2:17PM

When there's not another buyer in line behind you. ** -- Hokie360 06/23/2018 2:11PM

When they add $10k to the price of the house & tell you they'll pay closing ** -- HokieinTampa 06/23/2018 10:21AM

10-4. Housing market is a little slower in Alabama. ** -- ElbertoHokie 06/23/2018 10:22AM

Shop your mortgage around too. Some lenders will help with closing costs. -- HokieinTampa 06/23/2018 10:28AM

One of the homes we're looking at has been on the market 200+ days. ** -- ElbertoHokie 06/23/2018 10:35AM

By itself, that's no indication of a motivated seller. ** -- Hokie Bird 94 06/23/2018 11:40AM

Um, when the market is not like this. ** -- Hokie Bird 94 06/23/2018 10:18AM

Shop your mortgage around too. Some lenders will help with closing costs.

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