Believe it or not, tax season is already here. And if you are looking for possible deductions on your federal income taxes, there are plenty of reasons to read on. If you completed a mortgage refinance in 2020, you may be realizing the benefits of lower payments and possibly a lower rate.
Despite the pandemic’s impact on the country and the economy, one could argue that housing was never hotter than it was last year.
At New American Funding, we believe that buying a home truly is the American Dream. It helps create generational wealth and alters the trajectory of people’s lives.
Buying your first home can be overwhelming. In the midst of saving for a down payment and searching for the property you've been dreaming of, you must also find the right lender and make sure you meet the long list of qualifications it will require before offering you a loan.
Do you currently have an FHA-insured loan? If you've thought about refinancing recently given how low mortgage rates have been this year, it may be in your best interest to see if switching to a conventional loan could save you money by eliminating your monthly mortgage insurance payments.
Well, it’s time once again to discuss one of those crazy acronyms of the mortgage world. There are quite a few abbreviations that come up when you’re getting a mortgage. One of those is PMI, which we’ll discuss here in detail.
Serving your country in the military is one of the noblest things a person can do. New American Funding appreciates military servicemembers and veterans and is proud to honor and serve them by helping with their home loan journey.
Buying a home or refinancing your existing mortgage can take you on a confusing journey that’s filled with acronyms and terms you’ve never heard before.
If you’ve been following the news lately, you may know that mortgage rates are just about as low as they’ve ever been. And that may have you thinking about refinancing your mortgage.
If you are considering buying a home, you may be unsure of where to start. Do you start by finding the home of your dreams first? Or do you figure out the finances first?