One excellent way to buy a house is to borrow money from your 401k. Every 401K provider is different, and the language associated with your 401k provider can make or break your … [Read More…]
Don’t make this home buying when negotiating the purchase price of a house
Buying a home is a high ticket purchase. It requires careful planning and due diligence. One of the biggest factors of buying a home is taking into consideration all the various reports, … [Read More…]
Why your mortgage goals may not happen
If you’re desiring to refinance your house or even buy a new one and you don’t have several hundred thousand dollars, you’re probably going to need a mortgage. One of the things … [Read More…]
Why you shouldn’t be solely focused on credit when it comes to getting a mortgage
For you to successfully purchase a home or refinance a home, you’ll want to pay attention to your overall financial picture. Each mortgage lender requires a blend of healthy credit, manageable debt, … [Read More…]
3 ways that will prevent you from getting a mortgage
If you want a mortgage, you need to play by the lender’s rules. There’s an old saying called the Golden Rule he who has the money makes the rules. When it comes … [Read More…]
Why your income is your lifeline to finance a home
Getting mortgage loan financing requires you have a blend of sufficient, cash ample credit and income to offset a proposed new expense. You must have the right combination of all three in … [Read More…]
How to make your financial profile less intricate for a mortgage application
It’s no secret these days mortgage companies want you to jump through hoops and provide what might seem like endless amounts of paperwork in order to grant you credit. Here are some … [Read More…]
Why your income is your lifeline to finance a home
Getting mortgage loan financing requires you providing a blend of good cash, ample credit, and income to offset a proposed new expense i.e. a mortgage loan. You must have the right blend … [Read More…]
How to lower your debt to income when getting a mortgage
Your debt to income ratio represents the number of monthly expenses you have in relation to your monthly income. Lenders usually want this number to be no more than 50% of your … [Read More…]
How the FHA 100 mile rule limits your ability to rent out and buy a home
FHA Loans are one of the most flexible loan programs available in the US housing market today. They are incredibly flexible only require a 3.5% down payment and offers very makes sense … [Read More…]
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