Mortgage rates continued to decline in the last week, much to the delight of homebuyers and homeowners alike. This marks the fourth straight week of declines and represents the lowest that interest rates have been at any point in 2025.
Existing home sales rose again in September as lower mortgage rates became an incentive for more people to buy a home.
Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up feeling blissfully happy every day? Where you live may play a larger part than you may think.
The recent decline in mortgage interest rates continued, providing both homebuyers and homeowners with an opportunity to save money.
Meet the Debt Service Coverage Ratio loan, aka a DSCR loan. This mortgage is designed for investors. Lenders look at the property’s income potential rather than the borrower’s personal finances when deciding whether to approve the loan.
For many people, the terms “mortgage” and “home loan” may be interchangeable. But they have two different meanings. Let's break it down.
Mortgage loan servicing is the management of your home loan after it closes. One of the primary functions of a loan servicer is collecting the monthly payments.
Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to save some money on your mortgage? One way to do that is by buying discount points, which can reduce your payments.
More people eagerly bought new and existing homes in August as the recent decline in mortgage rates made purchasing a home a little more affordable. And it looks like sales will continue to rise in the near future.
Title insurance is essential for protecting homeowners and lenders from potential issues with someone showing up and claiming they are the rightful owners of the property.
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