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With a list of new loft listings it’s time to start packing.

Los Angeles is the destination city for loft buyers and renters. People are taking the work from anywhere option to set themselves up in new and interesting areas. One new transplant says, “I was sitting at my desk thinking I could do my job from anywhere. Why not someplace with a great climate and a pool?” Be it Downtown Los Angeles and rapidly developing areas like Hollywood. Relocation to the newest available addresses kicked off earlier this Spring and does not show any signs of slowing down. “Everything I like to do is here. It’s here and so much bigger, more mountains, more oceans, more city.” #LARelocation

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Locals are making a move as well. Stuck on a long commute? Why not look at relocation to a place closer to where you work or want to be? Now is the time to pack up the old place and get unpacked in someplace new. The postal service reported earlier this year that people were not moving out of California. For example, People in the Bay Area moved to the east bay, not to Texas. This could be just the time and place for you to realize your dreams of perfecting your living space, not with a trip to Home Depot but a tour of a new Loft or Condo. #hollywood&vine

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Whether buying or leasing now is the time to make your move to popular areas like DTLA and Hollywood.

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Ready to make an offer? Better get your mortgage product lined up in advance.

Who should get an Adjustable Rate Mortgage, (ARM)?
Most home buyers and borrowers prefer a fixed rate, but there are some who would benefit from an interest rate that starts lower. There are a few instances where a lower interest rate now is financially helpful, and a higher rate later may not matter. Here are the folks who benefit from an Adjustable Rate Mortgage:

1. Homebuyers who plan to live in a house for only a few years;
2. Buyers who expect to refinance soon, or:
3. Borrowers who expect their income to increase significantly in the near future
These individuals may decide that the short-term benefit of an initially low rate is all that matters. #ARMloans

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Communicate with your lender or broker to understand your Loan Options

Some home buyers should pay discount fees and some should not. Here’s one way to determine if discount fees are a good idea for your home loan:
Buyers who don’t plan to be in a house for a long time probably shouldn’t pay discount points. The lower interest rate isn’t likely to be worth it.
Buyers need to stay in a house for a long time to recover the money they paid in discount points. #discountfee

Planning to retire from work early, or do you have future plans like starting your own business? Then you may prefer to build equity quickly and pay off the mortgage as soon as possible. You may be happier with a 15-year or 20-year mortgage rather than the usual 30-year loan. The higher payments with a shorter-term loan may mean buying a less expensive house, however.

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A common type of buyer is a young couple who don’t have a high income. However, they expect their income to increase and want to buy the largest, most expensive house they can afford. These buyers might benefit from any program that would increase the loan amount they can qualify for: an adjustable-rate, a high loan-to-value ratio, a 40-year loan term, a downpayment assistance program, or secondary financing.
Some buyers don’t want to borrow as much money as lenders might allow them to borrow.
They might want to invest more money elsewhere or might not want to get overextended in anticipation of large expenses later, like having children.
Or they may simply wish to avoid the stress of loan payments that force them to budget.
In short, there is no one-size-fits-all lending solution for all buyers.
Buyers need to consider how the various financing options fit their circumstances.
The lender will take some of these factors into consideration, but ultimately it’s the buyer who must decide what type of loan best fits her financial situation.

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