Howard Hanna Introduces Buy & Borrow Bundle Program for Home Buyers
Are you in the market to buy a new home? If so, you may want to consider working with Howard Hanna, the nation’s largest family-owned brokerage. They have recently rolled out a new program that could save you money on your mortgage costs.
The Buy & Borrow Bundle program offers a 0.5% credit at closing for clients who sign a buyer agent agreement and use Howard Hanna’s mortgage services. This means that if you get a $400,000 loan through Howard Hanna Mortgage Services, you could receive a $2,000 credit that can be used toward closing costs.
Not only does this program offer potential savings for home buyers, but it also aims to simplify the home buying process by consolidating key services under one roof. F. Duffy Hanna, president of Howard Hanna Financial Services, believes that having all of these services in one place can make the process easier for buyers.
This offer comes at a strategic time, just ahead of policy changes resulting from a $418 million NAR settlement. One of the changes from this settlement is a requirement to have buyer agent agreements in place before an agent can start working with a client on buying a home. By offering this program, Howard Hanna is not only providing financial savings to buyers but also championing the benefits of representation in real estate transactions.
CEO Hoby Hanna emphasized the importance of having guidance from a real estate professional, especially in today’s housing market. By offering this program, Howard Hanna is helping to promote housing affordability and achievability for buyers.
With over 200 hours of training, a Certified Buyer Specialist program, and additional business resources, Howard Hanna agents are prepared for the changes that are coming. If you’re in the market for a new home, consider working with Howard Hanna to take advantage of their Buy & Borrow Bundle program and potentially save money on your mortgage costs.
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