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How does my New Job Affect me getting a Home Loan?
Changing jobs is a natural part of a long and eventful career. But if you’re trying to apply for a loan here are some tips to make sure you keep your job and get into a home. First, most lenders will want to see working applicants who have been in the same field at...
Why You Might Not Want Your Spouse on Your Mortgage
Now that you are married and maybe a kid or two are on the way its time to think about buying a home and getting a mortgage. You have always done everything together from watching the same Netflix shows to picking out paint. Buying a home could be one of these times...
Are student loans stopping you from buying a home?
Did you know that 54% of recent college grads graduate with student loan debt. That means over 50% are having a harder time buying a home and reaching some financial goals. “I’d say student loan debt is probably the biggest concern people have about getting...
3 Things a Homeowner Should Know About their Roof
Your home is probably one of the biggest investment you will make over your lifetime. It is important to protect your investment. One of the biggest causes of a lost investment in buying a home is water. Water can ruin any home quickly and with vengeance. Water damage...
Nine Reasons Residential Income Properties are a Great Investment
Nine Reasons Residential Income Properties are a Great Investment Cash Flow: Purchasing rental properties is an excellent way to create monthly cash flow. Savvy investors can actually generate enough monthly cash flow where they are no longer dependent on having a...
Should you sell your home in 2016?
One of the most popular questions our loan officers have been asked over the last few months is, "Should I sell my home this year or wait until next year?" According to the National Association of Realtors, real estate agents are expecting the market to turn into a...
5 Reasons You should Refinance Your Home Loan Today!
Reason No. 1: To get rid of credit card debt Mortgage rates have jumped above 4% only once this year (in July), credit card interest rates often end up in the double digits. It’s better to owe under 5% interest on a loan than 19% on a credit card. Another benefit, the...