Your self-employed business might be doing well, but it should look good on paper too. Overcome four common mortgage approval challenges. Continue reading
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RSS feed for this sectionHere’s how much money you need to buy a house (Examples)
Today’s mortgage programs have reduced the amount of money you need to buy a home. Here’s how much you will likely pay in upfront home-buying costs. Continue reading
Mortgage Rates At Cheapest Levels Since 3 Years Ago
Mortgage rates are defying expert forecasts, and have just dropped to their lowest levels in since May 2013. Analysis plus mortgage rate float/lock advice. Continue reading
Business Partner Can Fast-Track Investment Property Purchases
An investment property is an effective wealth-building tool. A business partner, friend, or family member can help you become a landlord sooner. Continue reading
How Much Do Extra Mortgage Payments Really Save You?
Making extra mortgage payments sounds like a great idea. But other factors should weigh into the decision, like savings goals and current mortgage rates. Continue reading
Is it better to refinance with your current lender?
Can you refinance with the same lender? Sure, but get quotes from others too. Your current lender may not offer the best rate. Continue reading
Almost Everyone Thinks Mortgage Rates Are Done Dropping
Fannie Mae survey shows that consumers expect mortgage rates to be higher in 2016 — but that’s what they say EVERY year. Are consumers finally right? Probably not. Continue reading
Mortgage Lenders Lowering Loan Approval Standards Rapidly
A Fed survey shows mortgage lenders making it drastically easier to get mortgage-approved. Been denied for a mortgage in the past? It’s time to re-apply. Continue reading
Pocket Listing : Will You Get The Best Offer With A Private Sale?
Private, non-advertised home sales still happen. Should you let your agent market your home via a pocket listing? Continue reading
Downpayment Options: From 0% Down To 20 Percent Or More
Today’s low rates and mortgage programs empower home buyers to make a large or small downpayment, or opt out of one altogether. Continue reading