Before you buy your dream home there are many things you must consider before making the major life step. Be prepared and informed before buying a house.
How Does Refinancing a Home Work? A Complete Guide
If you’ve a mortgage, refinancing is always on the cards. But just how does refinancing a home work? Click here for a complete guide.
First Time Home Buyer? 10 Tips for Making Your First Home Purchase
Buying your first house can be an intimidating process because there’s so much you need to learn. That’s why we put together this guide. As a first time home buyer, these 10 tips can help you navigate the process with confidence.
Finding the Right Broker: How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker
Not sure where to start? It’s okay; the home mortgage process is complicated and intimidating. That’s why we suggest getting a mortgage broker.
Read on to learn everything about finding the right mortgage broker for you.
Economist Credits Digital Mortgages For Drop in Loan Fraud
See why an economist credits digital mortgages for drop in loan fraud.
Buying A House? New Forecast Shows Now’s The Time To Act
When it comes to buying a house, time is of the essence – at least according to Freddie Mac’s latest forecast. The GSE expects mortgage rates to jump nearly a half-percent by the end of 2019.
Conforming Loan Limits Jump by Nearly $30,000 [INFOGRAPHIC]
Home buyers and refinancing homeowners can finally get a bigger mortgage — up to $453,100 nationwide, and even more in high-cost areas.
Homeowners Refinance as Tax Reform Looms
More Homeowners Refinance as Tax Reform Looms Overhead. By Aly J Yale for The Mortgage Report.
5 Mortgage Programs First-Time Home Buyers Should Consider
You may be surprised to learn that there are many different types of mortgage programs you may qualify for. Here are five different programs to help you discover the best one for your situation.
What are Zero-Down Payment Mortgages?
Many people believe that buying a house or getting a home loan means making a sizable down payment. A mortgage broker may have even told you that in order to get favorable mortgage rates, you need a down payment of 20 percent. But this simply isn’t true.