- Homebuyers
- January 29, 2019
Tips for Finding the Right Loan Officer for You
When you are about to make the largest purchase of your life, you need someone who will not only find you a competitive rate but who understand your needs.
When you are about to make the largest purchase of your life, you need someone who will not only find you a competitive rate but who understand your needs.
The 'gig economy' has become exponentially more widespread. And it’s not just those who are supplementing their full-time income as Lyft drivers or doing Postmates deliveries. Self-employed people have kept the world going around for decades.
When you attend an open house and flash your preapproval letter, you'll get the attention of the seller and their Real Estate Agent. But just because you've shown you can afford the open house you're viewing doesn't mean you should pay the maximum price. Do a little research to craft a savvy bid.
First-time homebuyers, especially those who have the flexibility to relocate, get excited! Numerous financial opportunities may help make your homeownership dreams a reality much sooner than you think if you are willing to pick up and move to a new area. Here's what you should know if you are willing to consider this possibility.
Coming up with enough for a down payment doesn't have to be a reason to delay the purchase of a home.
The biggest hurdle aspiring homebuyers face is saving enough for a down payment. It takes time and money, but at what point have you saved enough?
If you're thinking about buying a home, you should know what to look for when you're housing hunting. While the number of rooms, condition of the kitchen, and size of the yard are important, there are other things to think over before you make an offer. Check out this infographic for some important factors that will help get your search off on the right foot.
With each loan payment, your home equity will grow and give you more borrowing and purchasing power.
There may be no such thing as the perfect home, but it is still vital to choose a home that suits as many of your wants and needs as possible.
'Location, location, location' has been a phrase that's been in use since at least 1926, according to The New York Times, but its relevance to homebuyers may be even more important in 2018. That's because with shrinking inventory and steadily rising housing prices, many homebuyers are finding it harder to move into their “dream” home that fits their budget.