Most home buying issues can be resolved by doing a little financial homework before you start. These four tips can help your home buying process go more smoothly. 1. Check your Credit and Fix Any Mistakes Your credit score is among the most important factors when it comes to qualifying for a loan. Just because […]
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One of the most important documents you’ll receive as you draw closer to closing on your new home is called Good Faith Estimate, which is a precursor to the settlement statement that defines the financing of your home closing. This detailed piece of paperwork may seem like it needs its own decoder ring to understand, […]
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Mortgage rates fluctuate for reasons far too complicated for the average homebuyer to follow, much less anticipate. The experts’ own predictions tend to be unreliable, and if you’re a buyer, even a small change in the interest rates can mean a lot of money over the term of your loan. For example, a $250,000 30-year […]
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