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7 Steps to Make an Offer on a House
1. Find Your Home Before you can make an offer on the perfect house you of course have to find it. With online home search tools, it’s easier than ever to search for properties at anytime during you...
The Comeback Is Always Greater Than The Setback
5 Reasons Why Your Home Purchase Offer Was Rejected To understand what could happen, or to learn more about why it may have already happened to you, let’s run through some of the common reasons why ...
How Your Mortgage Rate is Calculated (and What You Can Do About It)
Why Mortgage Rates Matter If you’re like most homebuyers, there are three mortgage factors that probably concern you most: the closing costs, the monthly payment, and the rate. The lower your mortgage...
Industry Terminology: Loan Modification
What is Loan Modification? Simply put, loan modification refers to any change or alteration that a lender makes to a loan. A loan modification could include a reduction in the interest rate, an increa...
Property Investing in the Era of Airbnb
Why Airbnb is Different Than Traditional Property Investing In the past, the only way to make reliable money off of a residential investment property was to A) own a single- or multi-family home and B...
Tips for Buying a Home in a Seller’s Market
Believe it or not, this is what buying in a seller’s market can be like. These so-called “hot markets” are where housing inventory is low and prices are relatively high. And while these conditions are...
Can You Buy a House with No Money Down?
Zero Down Option #1: The USDA Home Loan What is a USDA Loan? The U.S. Department of Agriculture offers a 100% financing mortgage. The program is also technically called a Section 502 mortgage, h...
Step 1: Determine If You’re Ready to Buy a House Are you excited about buying your new home? Know that preparation is a huge step that can save you a lot of time along the way. Rounded up below are ti...
Can a Cash-Out Refinance Help with Major Expenses?
A cash-out refinance is a method for you to tap into your home equity. You’ll refinance your existing mortgage into a new one for a larger amount and pocket the difference, minus closing costs. But, r...