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Category: Loan Types (30 Articles)

November 27, 2023 | 3 minute read

Your First Home Can Be Your Dream Home, Here’s How

What comes to mind when you think of a “starter home”? “Cheap,” “run-down,” and “bad investment” are all popular associations with the term. However, more first-time buyers are turning the notion of a More

September 28, 2023 | 0 second read

Your Guide to Renovation Home Loans

You should never settle for less than your dream home. If you find one that’s “close enough” if it had a little tweak here or an improvement there, you can still finance a home and your improvements ... More

July 28, 2023 | 6 minute read

Everything You Need to Know About Financing a Fixer-Upper

The housing market is growing increasingly competitive. Fortunately, that's where renovation mortgage loans come into play. Financing a fixer-upper can make the difference between compromising on your purchase and choosing a home you're sure to cherish for years to come. More

October 3, 2022 | 5 minute read

5 Insider Tips For Buying a New Home

Whether your new home is your first home or you’re an experienced buyer, a lot has changed in the process of finding and buying a new home. Whether through changing interest rates or ... More

August 19, 2022 | 13 minute read

The Top 5 Challenges of Second-time Homebuyers

They say practice makes perfect. So you would think that buying a second home would be easier than buying the first.  Well, not necessarily.  While it’s true that you ... More

August 19, 2022 | 5 minute read

How Can I Lower the Interest Rate on My Mortgage?

Homebuyers trying to combat the pressure of rising interest rates don’t have to settle for the first number they see.  While interest rates continue to rise, talk to your personal ... More

July 1, 2022 | 3 minute read

An Introduction to Conventional Fixed Rate Loans

Borrowers that plan on living in their home for a while will turn to the comfort of a conventional loan with its low, fixed rate. If you’re looking to stay in your home for longer than five to 10 years, a fixed-rate conventional loan provides ... More

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