If your house has a tremendous amount of clutter in it, you might finally think it is time to do something about it. Now is the perfect opportunity for you to get your house organized, and you probably want to start by tackling the piles of clothing and paper in the middle of the floor. Before you jump in feet first, take a look at a few mistakes you need to avoid when organizing your home.
If you have been in the process of looking for a home for a long time, you understand just how difficult it has been. You might have considered building your own house, but after seeing the bidding wars for land before you even start building, you may have crossed newly built homes off your list. Now, there are a few reasons why you should consider adding new homes back to your search.
As a firefighter, you put your life on the line every day. You are there when people need you the most, and you might be wondering how you can finance a home.
Are you interested in paying less per month on your mortgage? Or perhaps you would prefer if your mortgage was paid off a couple of months - or years - faster? If you are a homeowner with a mortgage, one option that is open to you is refinancing. In today's post, we will explore the topic of mortgage refinancing and how to know if it is a good idea.
The housing market continues to be very competitive, so you may have to be a bit more flexible with what you are looking for.
For many people, investing in a house is one of the most important purchases they will make in their lifetime. However, alongside having the comfort of your own home, there are many financial benefits associated with buying in. If you're currently perusing the market for opportunities, here are some reasons to consider investing a little sooner.
Ask any friend or family member that owns a home and they will share that it takes a bit of management to keep all the expenses under control. Let's explore the concept of PITI and why it is vital to have a clear picture of how much your home is costing you each month.
If you are looking for a way to diversify your investment portfolio, there are different options available. One option is to invest in real estate. With so many different choices, how can you select the right one for your needs? There are a few key points to keep in mind.
If you are interested in purchasing a home, how much money should you put down? This is a difficult question that all potential homeowners need to answer, as it will dictate the size and location of the house you can afford. There are a number of factors to consider, so what do you need to know?
There are a lot of complicated terms thrown around regarding your mortgage, and one of them is an escrow account. You will probably hear that your lender will collect some additional money every month for escrow payments. If you take a look at your mortgage statement, you will see your interest, your principal, and your escrow. What does this mean, and why do you have to pay additional money that isn't going toward the balance of your loan?
For the investor who owns an investment property free-and-clear and desires to leverage that property for any reason. Term Length: 13 months
For the investor who owns an investment property and is in need capital for construction. Term Length: 13 months
Single-Close construction to permanent financing. Term Length: 13-19 months Fixed Interest, Balloon Note.
Fix-and-flip loans can fund the purchase and renovation of residential investment properties. They are typically short-term and offer quick closing on non-owner-occupied properties in any condition. Term Length: 13 months
A new construction hard money loan can be used to finance the acquisition and construction of real estate properties. Term Length 6-12 months with Extension Options.
Loans offer a diverse of commercial real estate loans to meet your individual needs and investment objectives. Apartments, Office, Retail, Medical, Warehouses and industrial facilities, Hotels and resorts, and Land development.
Loans allow your clients to buy a home in a qualifying rural or suburban area for 0% down if they meet income guidelines.
Our high-balance loan offers easier qualifications than a jumbo loan, a FICO® Score as low as 620 and a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of up to 80% on cash-out properties.
Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL): Our VA Streamline provides clients who have an existing VA loan the financial flexibility to lower their interest rate or change their term.
VA Streamline: Advantages
This no down payment loan option was created especially for your clients who are qualified veterans, service members and spouses.
This refinance option lets your clients lower their monthly payment on the FHA loan they already have without an appraisal.
Key Benefits of An FHA Streamline
This product is a great option for clients with credit scores of 580 and higher who pay a 3.5% down payment.