Top Youngsville NC New Homes under $350K! | Stephens Glen
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2024
- Searching in the Youngsville/Wake Forest NC area for a new home under $350K? You're going to want to check out Youngsville NC and the new community of Stephens Glen, which is a quick 35-min drive into Raleigh NC, and only 15-min from Wake Forest NC where you'll find tons of amenities including shopping, dining, and entertainment. If you're considering moving to Raleigh NC or Wake Forest NC you should definitely check out Stephens Glen in nearby Youngsville!
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Fritz, thanks for the comment! Mike
I’ve heard of oak park homes in Youngsville do you know anything about them, are they nice?!
Daisy, I haven’t had a buyer purchase from them before, so I unfortunately don’t have any first-hand feedback on them. There are several neighboring communities I’m more familiar with. Are you considering a relocation to the area?
Hey Mike, I noticed you said a 1.5% downpayment, is that an error? What home loans are asking that low of initial investment? Coming from an old-school conventional loan I'm used to the standard 20%....
Laura, great observation! Currently, buyers have a LOT of financing options, some more conventional (20% down) but there are other loan programs requiring much less down, such as VA loans and USDA loans which are 0% down. There are FHA loans that typically require 3.5% down. Also, many builders will help with closing costs and often times have financial incentives of their own that sometimes require less of a downpayment from buyers. In my video, I used 1.5% down as simply an example, taking into consideration everyone will have their own specific loan program that they qualify for. Since I couldn't use every program that might be available in my example, I simply went with 1.5% just as an example of what's possible. I obviously need to make that more obvious in future videos, thanks for the comment, I'm looking forward to helping you guys! Mike
@@MichaelSanders that's interesting, I didn't realize there were loans out there like that. Thanks for the info!