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Buy a HomeSteps Home and Save!

Attention Prospective HomeBuyers

HomeSteps will pay up to 3.5%** Buyers Closing Cost Offer

 

Buy a HomeSteps Home and save! HomeSteps will pay up to 3.5%** of the purchase price in closing costs for all offers presented on HomeSteps homes between October 23, 2008 and January 31, 2009. With our generous offer, homebuyers save money with each qualified closing! No coupon required.

To qualify for this great money-saving offer, just ask your real estate agent to show you the available HomeSteps homes in your area and include this closing cost offer at the time of your initial offer on a HomeSteps home. Then, upon qualified closing, you will receive your Ask an Agent buyer offer.

Don’t have a real estate agent? Click here to search for an agent near you! This offer only lasts until January 31, 2009, so make sure and Ask an Agent today about HomeSteps homes.

**Buyers Closing Cost Offer is valid only on owner-occupied, financed homes; a limit of 1% closing cost offer for owner-occupied, cash sales. Buyers Closing Cost offer must be mentioned to the HomeSteps Listing Agent at the time of initial offer on a HomeSteps home. Investor sales are not eligible for Buyers Closing Cost Offer. Promotion, bonuses, discounts and offers are not valid on auction or sealed bid homes. (Please note: HomeSteps will only pay up to 3.5% of your purchase price in closing costs, not to exceed the total closing costs. For instance, if your purchase price is $125,000, and your closing costs are $4,250, HomeSteps will only pay $4,250, an amount equal to 3.4% of your purchase price.) Seller reserves the right to remove any and all homes from this promotion at any time.

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