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Your
First Home:
The Smart Way To Get It And Keep It
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox
Paperback:
304 Pages
Publisher:
Advantage World Press
ISBN:
1-932450-85-8
List Price: $18.95
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Book Description

Finally: A Personal Finance Book That Teaches Renters and Owners
The Truth About What It Takes To Be A Successful Homeowner
Record Foreclosures. Mortgage Meltdown. Credit Crunch.
The headlines are filled with doom and gloom about the housing
market. Despite the bad news, millions of people in the United
States still want to achieve the American Dream of homeownership
– and millions more are trying desperately to hang on to homes
they previously bought.
Maybe you’re one
of them. Too bad nobody ever taught you how to become a smart
homebuyer – or even told you the whole truth about whether you
were really ready to own a home at all.
Until now.
In Your First
Home: The Smart Way to Get It and Keep It, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox,
The Money Coach, offers a no-hype personal finance guide that
will help you prepare for, find and finance the home of your
dreams – and not lose it to foreclosure.
For those worried
about making the leap from renter to owner, Lynnette explains
how to turn bad credit into perfect credit, in seven simple
steps. She also offers scores of tips on how to manage money and
save cash – even if you’ve never been able to budget. Best of
all, Lynnette walks you step-by-step through the house-hunting
and mortgage application process, saving you time, money and
unnecessary frustration.
In Your First
Home, renters will learn:
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The secrets to
getting approved for a mortgage loan – even if you have bad
credit, no savings or down payment, a small salary or big
debts
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Where to get up
to $40,000 in free grants for a down payment and closing costs
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How to pick a
great real estate agent, home appraiser, and attorney
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The special
account guaranteed to triple your savings in one year
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Strategies to
negotiate the best price for a home, avoid predatory lenders
and obtain a good mortgage
After reading
Your First Home, homeowners will learn:
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How to keep your
home – and avoid foreclosure – if you face financial troubles
after you buy a house
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Unexpected
sources that will pay your mortgage if you can’t
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Dos and don’ts
of refinancing your mortgage
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What no one ever
tells you about home equity loans
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The “Seven
Commandments” of successful homeownership
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How to manage
and grow the equity in your home
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Financial
planning strategies and tax tips available only to homeowners
Homeownership isn’t a right. It’s a major responsibility.
Your First Home offers a realistic
look at the entire life cycle of being a homeowner – with all
its joys and pains.
About the Author
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach, is a personal finance
expert, television and radio personality, and the author of
numerous books, including the New York Times bestseller
Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom.
Lynnette has appeared on such national TV programs as The
Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil, The Tyra Banks Show
and Good Morning America. She has also been featured in
top newspapers including the New York Times, Wall
Street Journal, Washington Post, and USA Today,
as well as magazines ranging from Essence and Redbook
to Black Enterprise and Smart Money. Lynnette is
currently developing her own primetime TV series, called “For
Love or Money,” which focuses on the financial issues facing
couples. For more information about Lynnette, or to sign up for
her free personal finance newsletter, visit her website at:
http://www.TheMoneyCoach.net.
Also Recommended:
Zero Debt
The Money Coach's Guide to Your
First Million
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox,
The Money Coach is not a registered investment
advisor and the information provided on this web site should be considered
educational in nature, but it is not a substitute for legal or professional
financial advice. If you believe you need the help of a Certified Financial
Planner or other investment counselor, please seek a qualified professional.
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