Lake Havasu Real Estate
Lake Havasu City, Arizona (AZ) Real Estate
Are you interested in buying or selling Lake Havasu real estate? For
additional Lake Havasu Real Estate information,
visit the website of Don
and Bobbi Holmes, REALTORS® with Lake Havasu’s Heirloom Realty. Don and
Bobbi Holmes are each Graduates of the REALTOR® Institute (GRI), and each
have the Certified Commercial Sales Specialist certification. (CCSS) Don
Holmes is
the Designated Broker at Lake Havasu City’s Heirloom Realty,
located at 2150 McCulloch Blvd., Suite 102, Lake Havasu City, Arizona. They
specialize in Lake Havasu residential and commercial real estate. You can
contact them by calling (928) 680-4081.
Would you like to check out the Lake Havasu MLS real estate listings? You can search the
Lake
Havasu MLS listings by clicking here. Lake Havasu City real
estate search page sponsored by Don and Bobbi Holmes of Heirloom Realty.
Real Estate Listings
Havasu Home
with 4-car garage
Lake Havasu
City Hotel Motel for sale
Havasu Home with
gourmet kitchen
Amazing lake views from
this home
Prime Lake Havasu City
Commercial Property
Land for
sale in Havasu & Surrounding Areas
Spectacular Lake
View Pool Home
Santa Fe
Pool Home with Amazing Views
Havasu Golf
Course Area Home
Xanadu Condo with
Garage
Mobile
Home for Sale
4.46 Havasu Acreage
For Sale
Pool Home Just $179,000
Now taking reservations for Lake Havasu City luxury winter rental home. For photos and information, click here.
What is a conventional loan?
Conventional loans normally require larger down payments than government backed loans (such as FHA and VA). Traditionally the down payment for a conventional loan is 20%, which is why many consumers favored government backed loans.
To lure more borrowers to the conventional loan market, the concept of a Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) was developed in the 1950’s. For the rest of the article.
What is a FHA loan?
The Department of Housing and Development (HUD), is the federal department responsible for the major housing programs in the United States. One of these programs is the FHA (Federal Housing Administration) loan. The government does not loan the homebuyer the money, they insure the loan, making it less risky for the lender to make the loan. The borrower pays the FHA Mutual Insurance, Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP). For the rest of the article.
Answers to some of
your real estate questions,
visit Havasu Magazine's online real estate articles:
Why would I need a REALTOR® to buy Lake Havasu real estate?
Why would I need a REALTOR® to sell Lake Havasu
real estate?
Explaining the home loan process.
About VA loans.
Answers to FAQ lending questions
Is it really a great interest rate?
About Mortgages, Lien Theory and Title Theory
Visit our online Real Estate Blog
