Address: N Oak St, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577, USA
Phone: +18437424792
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Dawn Slater
Annmarie Alongi very professional Easy going Thorough Our closing went smoothly Highly recommended AnnMarie is the ONE for your realtor needs
Dana Torick
Annmarie is a very hardworking, sensible, amenable agent to work with. It was hard enough for my sister and I to come to terms with selling our parents home after their passing. Annmarie helped us in our transition. We would highly recommend her.
Mona Grayson
Our quest to finding our dream home in this market was difficult to say the least. We went through hiccup after hiccup -- And Annmarie went through every last hiccup with us. She NEVER made us feel like a number and was available no matter what time we reached out to her (6am texts and 11pm conference calls). We went through the hardest part of our lives, making the most difficult decisions with thee absolute BEST realtor ever. It took us forever and she was there every step of the way. We love our forever realtor!
Ellen Miller
Annmarie has represented us in two purchases and one sale. We couldn't be happier with her professional knowledge, experience and ability to negotiate on our behalf. She is by far one of the most reputable real estate persons you will meet in the area. She will work for you!
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Some homebuyers can get their pre-approval letter within hours. People with straightforward W2 income, decent credit, and money in the bank can be house hunting the same day. But for others, getting the letter could take days or weeks. If you’re self-employed or have dinged credit, your lender will require more documentation upfront. It may submit your full file for manual approval by the bank’s underwriters before issuing the letter.
Closing is the day that settlement occurs, title is transferred and you get the keys to your new home.
Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is the first step of the home buying process. Getting a pre-approval letter from a lender gets the ball rolling in the right direction. We can help you with that process.
Most financial institutions say that if you add your gross monthly income (not take home) with your spouse’s gross monthly income and multiply that by 30% of your total gross monthly income, this figure would be what you can afford to use towards housing related payments, ie: mortgage payments, taxes and insurance.
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