Tips on Finding the Right Home Equity Loan

What should homeowners understand before taking out a home equity loan? A home equity loan is one way of taking equity out of your home. It may not be the best way, depending on what your interest rate is on your first mortgage and what the closing costs will be. You always need to figure out if the total payments […]

Tips on Finding the Right Home Equity Loan

  What should homeowners understand before taking out a home equity loan? A home equity loan is one way of taking equity out of your home. It may not be the best way, depending on what your interest rate is on your first mortgage and what the closing costs will be. You always need to figure out if the total […]

Frequently Asked Questions About Mortgage Refinance

What questions do homeowners need to consider before refinancing? Homeowners should consider these questions: What should homeowners look for when comparing refinance offers? They need to look at the interest rate to see if it is fixed or adjustable. What are the total refinancing costs, including points, underwriting, processing fees, third-party fees (IE appraisals), title, attorney fees, etc.? They should […]

Investment Property Mortgages – Even with Bad or No Credit

Credit issues don’t have to stop you from building your real estate portfolio or tapping into the equity of your investment properties. Past bankruptcies, foreclosures, or late payments? No problem — we have solutions. Whether it’s a single-family home, condo, or commercial property, we offer tailored mortgage options designed to fit your goals: ✅ 25% down or 75% equity required […]

5% down on a 2- 4 unit property

You can now put down 5% when buying a 3-4 unit with a conventional loan not FHA. The guideline recently changed from 20% down to 5% down. If you already have an FHA loan or the property cannot qualify for an FHA loan or if the seller is not willing to accept an FHA loan this is another option with […]

Why Use a Non‑Occupying Co‑Borrower or Co‑Buyer When Buying a Home?

A non‑occupying co‑borrower (sometimes called a non‑occupant borrower or co‑signer) is someone who signs the mortgage with you but does not live in the home. This person is typically a parent, relative, or close friend who is willing to use their income and credit to help you qualify. A non‑occupying co‑borrower (sometimes called a non‑occupant borrower or co‑signer) is someone […]