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Neal P.

@nrpyles

Laugh more. Hate less. Work hard. Cash checks. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 I help people finance their dream home🏡

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The smartest mortgage play in 2026 that nobody's talking about: $375K loan at 6.5% Normal payment: $2,372/mo With a 2/1 buydown: Year 1 (4.5%): $1,900/mo Year 2 (5.5%): $2,129/mo Year 3+: back to $2,372/mo Total savings over 2 years: $8,580 Cost of the buydown: $6K to $9K

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Need a truck, excavator, or restaurant equipment for your business? $0 down might be an option you didn't know existed. The equipment IS the collateral. Because the lender can repo it if you default, they often don't need money down. Requirements: → 650+ credit → 6+ months

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The #1 deal killer in Texas right now isn't rates or credit scores. It's homeowner's insurance. Premiums in some DFW zip codes have DOUBLED in 3 years. Average on a $400K home in Frisco: $2,100 → $3,800/year That extra $142/month goes straight into your escrow. Pushes your

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You can figure out if your lender is honest in 10 seconds. Ask them one question: "What is the par rate on my loan?" If they don't know what that means → find another lender If they get uncomfortable → find another lender If they answer clearly → you probably found a good

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Most business owners know about "SBA loans." Almost none know there are two completely different types: SBA 7(a): working capital, equipment, inventory, debt refinancing. Up to $5M. 10 to 20% down. SBA 504: real estate and fixed assets ONLY. Up to $5.5M. As low as 10% down.

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This single calculation has disqualified thousands of buyers who should have been approved. $80K in student loans. IDR payment of $0/month. Conventional loan: lender counts $0 toward your debt. ✅ FHA loan: lender counts $400/month (0.5% of $80K). ❌ That $400/month difference

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Sellers are giving away money right now and most buyers don't know how to ask for it. Concession limits by loan type: Conventional (less than 10% down): 3% Conventional (10 to 25% down): 6% Conventional (25%+ down): 9% FHA: 6% VA: 4% PLUS all normal closing costs On a $400K

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Texas homeowners: your property tax protest deadline is May 15. If you haven't filed, you're overpaying. I've seen Collin and Denton County assessments come in 10 to 20% above market value. On a $450K home, that's $1,125 to $2,250 in EXTRA taxes every year. The protest takes

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The contractor cash flow trap: You secure a $200K project. Need $60K upfront for materials and labor. First draw payment comes in 30 to 45 days. You're floating $60K for 6 weeks before a dollar comes back. Banks don't understand this. They see your tax return and offer $50K.

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Your lender can protect you from rising rates AND let you benefit if rates drop. Most just don't offer it unless you ask. It's called a float down option. Lock your rate. If rates go up, you're protected. If rates DROP by 0.25% to 0.5% before closing, you get the lower rate.

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There are 3 levels of "approved" in mortgage lending. Most buyers think they're the same. They're not. Level 1: Pre Qualified A conversation. No documents verified. Means almost nothing. Level 2: Pre Approved Income and credit actually reviewed. This is real. Level 3:

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Your CPA is costing you $50K in borrowing power. Not on purpose. They're doing exactly what you pay them to do: minimize taxes through write offs. But when you apply for a business loan, lenders look at your NET income after deductions. $250K revenue. CPA writes it down to

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You close on your house. Make 2 payments. Then a letter from a company you've never heard of: "We now service your mortgage." Not a scam (usually). Totally legal. Totally normal. But here's where problems happen: → Autopay doesn't transfer automatically → 60 day grace

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Everyone has opinions on rent vs buy. Nobody shows the math. $375K home in McKinney vs renting comparable at $2,400/mo: After 5 years buying: → Home value: ~$424K → Equity built: ~$76K → Net housing cost: ~$107K After 5 years renting: → Equity built: $0 → Total rent paid:

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Come again? This FBI and DOJ with our DHS partners drafted and executed every search warrant today. But go ahead and take credit for our work while we smoke out the fraud plaguing Minnesota under your governorship.