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VA Home Loans: The Most Misunderstood Rules
VA home loans are one of the most valuable mortgage benefits available to eligible veterans and active-duty service members. Yet despite their long history, they remain widely misunderstood. Misinformation often prevents qualified borrowers from exploring options that...
Is Homeownership the First Step to Financial Freedom?
You can’t put a price on freedom. Financial freedom means being able to pursue the type of life you want to have without having to worry about making ends meet. Whether your goals are to travel, have a family, pursue a certain career, or retire early, financial...
What New Homebuyers Are Looking for in 2022
We only need to look back at the 70s and the era of shag carpeting to realize that some home design trends don’t last forever. Others, however, like open kitchens and all-white interiors have serious staying power and have maintained their popularity through the...
DIY Projects for First-time Homebuyers
If you’re thinking about buying your first home, you’ve probably already started shopping online and scoping out houses in your area. During your search, you may have come across several homes you like, but still wish that there was something different about them. But...
Home Loans for Buying Property in Grand Junction
Grand Junction is a beautiful city that has a lot to offer to its residents including close access to the Colorado National Monument, hiking and horseback riding trails in Grand Mesa, and a charming historic downtown area. If you’re thinking about relocating to this...
Checklist for Comparing Delta Mortgage Lenders
Buying a home in Delta? Your mortgage lender matters more than you think. Whether this is your first time buying a home or you’re a seasoned homeowner, it’s important to have the right lender on your side. Interest rates, qualification requirements, and programs vary...
Guide to Dallas VA Home Loan Programs
Dallas is a remarkable city that has a lot to offer to Veterans and their families. There are fifteen military bases in Texas and service members have access to numerous Veteran facilities. If you’re thinking about planting roots in Dallas and buying property with a...
Buying Your First House? Here’s How to Get a Good Price
Everyone loves a good deal. Especially these days when home prices are the highest they’ve been in years. If you’re thinking about buying your first house, you may be wondering how to get a good price. Right now, it’s a seller’s market and competition is fierce. In...
Questions to Ask Your Home Mortgage Loan Officer
Your home mortgage loan officer is the primary person you’ll be working with when you apply for a home loan. That’s why it’s important to find someone who’s communicative, trustworthy, and knowledgeable. That way, when you have questions or concerns, you have someone...
Home Refinance Loans vs. Mortgage Recasting
Reducing your monthly mortgage payments can take a lot of stress off your plate. Having lower payments makes it easier to tackle other expenses like medical bills, student loan debt, etc., and can allow you to put more money in your savings account. Both home...
Spring Landscaping Tips for First-time Homeowners
Spring has finally arrived! As a first-time homeowner, you’re probably looking forward to spending time outside in your new yard - whether it’s barbecuing, playing with your kids or dog, or simply relaxing and enjoying the beautiful weather. To keep your yard looking...
10 Things Homeowners Wish They Knew for Buying Their First House
Buyer’s remorse. We’ve all been there before. You go to the mall and think you’ve found the perfect sweater. Then you get home and find out you don’t like the way it fits. But unlike other purchases, when you’re buying a house, there are no returns. Buying your first...
What’s Happening with Home Mortgage Loan Foreclosures?
In December of 2021, the protections put in place by the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau to help borrowers affected by COVID-19 came to an end. Many of these borrowers entered loss mitigation plans with their lenders to avoid foreclosure. But even with a loss...