Which Loan Is Right For Me?: Conventional vs Government-Insured Loans

There are many different types of loans available and it’s important to understand each major type to ensure you’re able to make an informed decision.

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4 Common Home Buying Mistakes

When first-time home buyers come to us, we take the time to explain all the ins and outs of the mortgage process. We teach them what to look for and common home buying mistakes to avoid.

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Three Reasons to Get Pre-approved Early

It's generally best to obtain pre-approval early - before starting to look at homes. We recommend getting pre-approved as early as six months to a year in advance.

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Conventional Loan Guidelines

Conventional loan guidelines were created by the government and are enforced to protect the lender, borrower, and investor.

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The HELOC vs. Home Equity Loan Dilemma: What’s the Best Choice?

HELOCs and Home Equity Loans are two financial tools that allow homeowners to leverage the equity in their homes, but they operate differently and serve different purposes.

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Taxes, Insurance, and Escrow

Taxes, insurance, and escrow not only affect individual home loans, but also contribute to the entire housing market.

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What Are My Options for Locking in a Mortgage Interest Rate?

Locking in a rate with a lender is a way to protect yourself from potential interest rate increases while you're in the homebuying process.

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7 Financial and Lifestyle Benefits of Homeownership

Taking the leap into homeownership offers a variety of benefits that can greatly enhance one's life. Homeownership is a path to financial stability, equity accumulation, and the potential for property value appreciation.

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How To Choose A Mortgage Lender

You’ve decided you’re ready to buy a new home. The first step is choosing a mortgage lender. But how on earth do you go about finding the right lender for

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Sellers Don’t Like FHA Loans

If you’re a first-time homebuyer, you may have heard that sellers don’t like FHA loans. You were probably left wondering why the seller would care about the type of mortgage

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