Silver Linings: How to Make the Best of Buying a Home During a Recession
We are seeing the economic effects of COVID-19 in real-time. This “new normal” is going to be far-reaching, long-lasting, and will likely result in a […]
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Take Advantage of Unheard-Of Interest Rates
2020 is shaping up to be an interesting year for the US housing markets. The combination of a global pandemic and an election year has […]
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Understanding How Debt Affects Your Mortgage
When determining a target price range for purchasing a home, it’s important to consider your existing debt, as this will affect what kind of mortgage […]
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Making the Most of Refinancing Your Home
It seems like a pain to go through the mortgage process AGAIN just a few years after purchasing your home. Loan applications, appraisals, closings…why bother […]
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MYTH: Now is Not a Good Time to Buy
If you are ready to buy your first home, this may be the right time to buy a home. Competitive interest rates and a variety of home loan programs are currently available that can meet your needs today.
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Defining the First-Time Homebuyer
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) describes a first-time homebuyer as someone who meets certain conditions.
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Mortgage Loans Offering Down Payment Assistance
First-time homebuyer programs are designed to help new buyers achieve their goals of homeownership. These programs generally help remove one of the largest obstacles first-time buyers must overcome when purchasing a home – The Down Payment.
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Myth: 20% Down Payment Requirement To Purchase Your First Home
While a 20% down payment is still considered standard, it is not the only option. Fortunately, there are loan programs that contain down payment assistance options that are designed to help first-time buyers who have little, or even no cash saved for a down payment.
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Conventional Loans
Conventional (conforming) mortgage loans are financed and insured by private lenders and investors, rather than being insured by the Federal Government (FHA).
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