Are you worried about your credit ahead of your home loan application? Do you need to do to prepare your credit before you move forward? There are avenues that can help you get ready for a home loan, including advice and assistance with credit questions. We’ll examine your options in this area below, but first it is important to review some of the most common credit problems that stand in a borrower’s way. Home loan | more...
Do you want to buy or refinance a fixer-upper home? The FHA 203(k) Rehabilitation loan and the FHA 203(k) Rehabilitation Refinance loan can help if | more...
Are you looking for a refinance loan? Refinancing your home loan can be a smart move for some homeowners, especially in times of falling rates. | more...
FHA “no cash-out” refinance options can help first-time home buyers and experienced homeowners alike. If you need to explore your options to lower interest rates, | more...
If you’re thinking about buying your first home, you’ll want to consider your options carefully, compare lenders, and compare loan products. No two home loans | more...
What do you need to know about FHA appraisals? There are plenty of details to be concerned with depending on the nature of the property | more...
There are many choices to make when you want to buy a home. One of those choices is deciding whether a fixed-rate or adjustable-rate mortgage | more...
If you’re looking at your home loan options, now is the time to brush up on some mortgage terminology. Our friends at FHA.com have made it easy with their Homebuyer Terminology animations.
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First of all, the Department of Veterans Affairs does not allow VA lenders to offer standalone land loans utilizing a Veteran’s home loan eligibility. However, | more...
If you are interested in purchasing a piece of land and financing it through a VA-approved lender, there are several loan options available for you. | more...
You can use a One-Time Close construction loan to build a new home on your own land or land you buy in conjunction with the | more...
