Lean and Mean Pricing with American Legend Homes at the Heights at WestRidge, McKinney - 3% Rebates!
Posted by Mike Askins on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 at 10:32pm.
In an economy where weak homebuilders are vanishing like a wind gust you find American Legend Homes standing tall. Perhaps one of the strongest and well financed home builder in the DFW Metroplex, American Legend Homes appears to be on the march.
American Legend Homes are certainly showing vigor as they improve their new home offerings by applying the "Green Built North Texas" and "Energy Star" standard to all their homes, plus Radiant Barriers, Perforated Soffits, Radiant Barriers, 14 SEER AC and just as important VINYL WINDOWS. All of these features add up to much improved interior COMFORT and MONTHLY UTILITY ECONOMY.
In addition to all the built in "Green" and "Energy" features comes a line up of upgrades that make these homes stand out for the money.
- Rounded Corners
- Study (Per Plan)
- Game room (Per Plan)
- Media room (Per Plan)
- Granite Counters
- Stainless Appliances
- Fireplace
- Tile in all wet areas
- Stone Elevations (Per Plan)
- All Fiber Cement Board Trim
What is even more startling is the amount of home you can buy for around $200K. If you are a FIRST TIME HOME BUYER in addition to ARG's Texas Best Buyer Cash Rebate you can also get an $8,000 Tax Credit PLUS some of the very lowest Interest Rates in a Generation.
For more information please contact Mike Askins at 214-727-3686
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For sure less is always better when monthly finances are tight. It is always better to have money left over at the end of the month versus month at the end of the money. You know your budget and what you are responsible for and only you can really look at the dollars and make the right judgement. In today's tight credit markets you lender will not allow you to buy more home than what you can afford and this is going to be based upon your income to debt ratios. Typically 28% is considered a good ratio. Getting a mortgage approval has toughened up substantially and you truly need to watch your credit and pay your bills on time. Just one credit card late is all that is needed to get a rejection letter. You builder can assist you with determining your credit worthiness and the amount of home you can buy. If you need further assistance we can help you with our preferred lenders. Thanks, Mike
Posted on Wednesday, March 4th, 2009 at 7:28 PM.
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Hey Mike, wasn't sure if this is your correct email, but have some concerns, about mortgage payment. I have been watching a home buying show on cable tonight, and they said something that is freaking me out. Need your opinion on what you recommend on what people can afford for a mortgage payment. They said you should never pay more than 20% of your gross monthly income. Mine is only $964, and my est. payment is 1304! I really don't want to jump into something I'm not going to be able to afford. What is the recommendation? Debbie Frank
Posted on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 at 9:00 PM.