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There are instances when mortgage underwriters will require reserves from borrowers. What does reserves mean? Can equity in the home or 401k be used for reserves? How about if you have a paid off vehicle or precious metals? Or what if you have hard core cash. Can those be used for reserves?
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Why is it that homebuyers and homeowners have a hard time financing homes that is build on ten or more acres. What is it with acreage that lenders do not like?
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