This article will explain the important documents you'll need if you want to use an asset mortgage on your next home purchase.
There are many ways to qualify for a mortgage loan. You can, like most people, use your income. But if you…
If you're an American veteran with an existing VA loan, you may be able to take advantage of lower interest rates and reduced monthly payments through a handy program officially called the Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL). A more common…
A real-estate contingency can make or break a deal. Although (in rare cases) they can hold up a sale, contingencies are a common, and usually inconsequential, part of the total sales process.
Whether you are a buyer or a seller,…
Many aspects of the real-estate-purchase process have changed, including appraisals. In an effort to keep agents, buyers, sellers, and appraisers safe, the Federal Housing Administration, or “FHA,” has announced an extension of its “relaxed appraisal requirements.”
When the coronavirus was…
What an exciting time! You have saved a nice pile of money, worked with a lender and a real estate agent, searched the area for top-quality homes, and finally found the perfect place to grow your future.
Buying a home…
Commercial property is one of the best ways to build a solid foundation of wealth and financial stability. While nothing is guaranteed, commercial property can bring profit margins above and beyond the financial gains that come with residential property.
Whether…
Mortgages can be complicated, with lots of confusing terms and acronyms that seem like they come from another language.
But you don’t need to be a real estate agent or a lending professional to speak the language of mortgages. With…
Intended to make refinancing of FHA loans more convenient and efficient, FHA Streamline refinancing is one of the most beneficial options for homeowners. This is a faster, easier way to get the loan you need, all with less paperwork, fewer qualification requirements,…
Like all investments, purchasing a rental property requires research, diligence, and preparation. Under the right conditions, investment property provides some the most consistent and sustainable returns possible, and while it takes more effort than simply adding cash to a stock portfolio, the…
When buying a home in Nevada, you will use an escrow process. An escrow agent, closing agent, or representative from a title company will be required to complete the transaction.
Your funds and the purchase contract will be held…
Idaho has a home-buying process that requires the use of an escrow agent, closing agent, or representative from a title company. These professionals are used to complete the purchase transaction.
When buying a home in Idaho, your funds and…