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In this episode, Help Radio host Julius Nyanda breaks down the different type of purchasing opportunities out there for those looking to buy a home. From foreclosed properties, to short sales, to regular resales..we cover it all.

In this video, HR1 host Julius Nyanda explains the importance of budgeting and provides 4 easy steps for you to design one that you can maintain successfully.

In this episode, helpradio1 host Julius Nyanda discussed the importance of getting a mortgage approval from a "living breathing underwriter" as early as possible vs. going deep into the mortgage process with a simple pre-approval.

This is Part 2 of Episode 6. In Part 1 we talked about the actual FHA Flip Rule and the recent waiver by the Obama Administration. In Part 2, we spend time with real estate investor, Stephane Dessus of Calwide Investment Properties

In this episode, helpradio1 host Julius Nyanda discusses the details of the FHA 90 Day Flip rule and the recent move by the Obama Administration to extend a waiver of the rule originally put in place in 2010.

This is a follow up to episode 4. Julius Nyanda discusses short sales for current borrowers. We also get some tips from real estate expert instructor David Compton who held a class called "Navigating the Maze of Short Sales, REOs and Foreclosures".

This episode is about borrowing money after a derogatory credit event (short sale, bankruptcy, foreclosure). Julius Nyanda explains the rules and gives some insight into what underwriters consider.

Julius Nyanda discusses the mortgage credit certificate which is a federal tax credit program that's administered at the county level around the country.

Julius Nyanda from Homeowner Help Radio explains how gift funds must be handled so you don't have problems during the loan process or at the closing table.

In this presentation I talk about one of the most common issues that come up among W2 employees who are applying for a mortgage loan. Some of the deductions that you claim when you file your taxes can come back to bite you in the loan process.