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What Does a Demand Feature Mean in a Mortgage Loan?

Did you pay attention when you signed your closing documents? Do you know the fine print that was provided to you? If so, do you know if your loan has a demand feature?Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders. Don’t worry if you...

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How to Ace Your Home Purchase or Refinance Application

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How to Ace Your Home Purchase or Refinance ApplicationIn matters of homeownership, it should cost you less to know more about how mortgages - purchase or refinance - work. This makes for a better transition from homebuying to homeownership. Don’t focus on the rates just yet, but on certain areas  Read more

Mortgage Rates Are Low Again, Should You Refinance?

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As of January 19th, the 30-year mortgage rate averaged 4.09% from the prior week’s 4.12%. The results of Freddie Mac’s latest weekly survey on mortgage rates mark the second week they’ve dipped lower. And when rates are low, the question of refinancing is in order. Will rates remain low to merit a  Read more

Are You Mortgage-Ready This 2017? 5 Ways to Increase Your Loan Approval Chances

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Mortgage rates are always in a state of flux. Lenders and their mortgage guidelines vary. And if you’re buying a home this 2017, being mortgage-ready is the deal. Primp up your borrower profile to increase your chances of getting your mortgage application approved.Is today a good day for a  Read more

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