A VA loan can be used to finance most U.S. property types including condos, multi-unit homes, and rentals. Read more about the VA program and get today’s live mortgage rates. Continue reading
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RSS feed for this section6 Ways To Buy A Home Without Paying Off Your Student Loans
Student loans do not automatically disqualify you from home buying. Learn strategies to overcome high student debt and get a mortgage pre-approval. Continue reading
Title insurance and owner’s title insurance explained
All about title insurance including how it works and which types of coverage homeowners require. Shop for the today’s mortgage rates, too. Continue reading
Married? Military? Know These VA Loan Guidelines
Nearly 4 in 5 military home buyers are married. These lending guidelines can help veterans and spouses when applying for a loan. Continue reading
What To Know About 100% USDA Mortgage Loans
The USDA mortgage provides zero-down financing to home buyers in rural and suburban communities. Learn the basics, and other advantages of this program. Continue reading
The best day of the week for locking mortgage rates
Mortgage rates change all day, every day — but what’s the best day to lock something in? Analysis of MBS data, helpful conclusions, plus today’s live rates. Continue reading
How to appeal your VA home loan appraisal
Want to appeal your VA home loan appraisal? Here’s what to do and how to get the best results possible. Plus, get today’s VA mortgage rates. Continue reading
Federal Reserve Throws Weight Behind Low Mortgage Rates, Wants More Inflation
The Federal Reserve eased its forward guidance and held the Fed Funds Rate near 0.25% after its June 2016 meeting. Mortgage rates are dropping. Continue reading
The Buy-And-Rehab Strategy Nets Home Buyers Serious Equity
Most buyers want a move-in-ready home. But those who don’t mind medium-sized repairs can build equity quickly. The FHA 203k loan can help. Continue reading
Mortgage Rates: This Week, Will The Fed Raise Rates?
The Federal Reserve meets this week and, although the Fed doesn’t set mortgage rates, its rhetoric and actions can influence them. Analysis and advice. Continue reading