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đ Loan Breakdown â Real Deal in Brooklyn! đď¸
Buying a home in Brooklyn doesnât have to feel like an impossible dream and hereâs proof! This buyer just locked in an $830,000 property in Kings County  with only 5% down . Hereâs how the numbers came together : Credit Score:  740 â
Income: Â $213K (Union Worker) đź Loan Type: Â Conforming Conventional 30-Year Fixed Interest Rate: Â 7.375% Monthly Payment (CD): Â $6,515.42 Total Monthly Liabilities: Â $662.19 Property Taxes: Â $8,142.24 H
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Aug 9, 20251 min read
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Who Really Controls Your Closing Costs? Letâs Break It Down đ°
When you're buying a home, itâs easy to feel overwhelmed by the long list of closing costs that show up before you get the keys. But did you know not all closing costs are created equal and not all of them are within your control? At LJ Mortgage Team , we believe that understanding the details upfront is the key to a smooth closing. Here's a simple breakdown of who controls what  when it comes to closing costs: â
Sections A & B â 100% Lender Control
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Aug 6, 20252 min read
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đ One Team. One Mission. One Happy Buyer at 2950 Brighton 1st St, Brooklyn! đ
Another closing, another happy homeowner all thanks to the unbeatable teamwork between LJ Realty Team  and LJ Mortgage Team Inc.  When...
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Aug 6, 20252 min read
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đ° Breaking Down $22K in Closing Costs on a $700K Home in Nassau County
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions youâll ever makeâso understanding your closing costs is just as important as knowing your monthly payment. Hereâs a real-world look at what $22,210 in closing costs looks like on a $697,500 property in Nassau County, with an interest rate of 6.875% Â and a monthly principal & interest (P&I) of $3,665 . đ The Breakdown: Letâs take a look at where your money goes at the closing table
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Aug 5, 20252 min read
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đĄ Should You Buy Down Your Mortgage Rate? Letâs Break It Down.
If youâre shopping for a home loan, youâve likely heard the term âbuying down your rate.â But is it really worth it? Letâs do the math together. Say you lock in a 6.5% interest rate  â your monthly principal and interest would be around $3,160 . Now, if you decide to buy down the rate  to 6.25% , itâll cost you roughly $6,200 upfront . Your new monthly payment would be $3,079 , saving you just $81 per month .
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Aug 4, 20251 min read
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đ Bank Statement Loan â A Game-Changer for the Self-Employed
If you're self-employed and find traditional mortgage requirements hard to meet, you're not alone and more importantly, you're not out...
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Jul 24, 20251 min read
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đ° Need Cash Without Refinancing? Discover the Power of a HELOC
Are you sitting on home equity but donât want to disturb your low-interest mortgage? A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) Â might be your...
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Jul 16, 20251 min read
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