5 Nov 2022 A Guide To Bank Statements For Your Mortgage If you’re getting ready to apply for a mortgage loan, you’re probably concerned about the comprehensive documentation you’ll need to provide your lender. It can be confusing and you’ll want to get everything right so the process proceeds as smoothly as possible. Lenders consider a number of mortgage qualifications during the loan application process, from […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
13 Sep 2022 What To Look For When Buying A House So, you’re looking to buy a house. Congrats! This is an exciting time, especially for first-time home buyers, when dreaming and moving toward a new future comes into focus. You may be thinking a lot about how this impacts your family, your future and – this one is less fun – your bank account. The […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
15 Aug 2022 Understanding How Mortgage Rates are Determined When it comes to buying a home, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is how to finance it. One of the key factors in that decision is the mortgage rate. But have you ever wondered how mortgage rates are determined? The Federal Reserve and Interest Rates The Federal Reserve, also known as the […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
6 Jul 2022 Finding a Home in a Low Inventory Housing Market If you’ve been on the market to purchase a new home, it’s no secret that there’s a lack of inventory across the nation. The real estate market has seen exponential growth over the past two years, leading to record high home prices and record low inventory. But, how did we get here? Even Pre-Pandemic, new […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
13 Jun 2022 What is Post-Close Servicing? It’s a normal part of the loan process! After your loan closes, it’s not uncommon that the wholesale lender will hand off the servicing of your loan – payment collection, escrow account management, tax documentation, and similar activities – to another company that does these things best. If that happens, you will receive a letter […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
