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Finding a Lender That Doesn’t Have Overlays

Did you know that lenders can add requirements to the actual loan program’s requirements? It’s called lender overlays and it’s common for FHA, VA, USDA, and conventional loans. The lender is the one that takes the risk with the loan. They...

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Are you in over your head in debt? Do you feel like there is no way out? You aren’t alone. But, the good news is that there is a way out and you’ve just taken the first step.Get Matched with a Lender, Click Here.You recognize that you are in a financial rut. Now it’s time to put an end to  Read more

Should You Use Home Equity to Pay Off Debts?

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If you are tired of getting nowhere with your high-interest credit card debt, you may have thought about tapping into your home’s equity. You have the room, so why not put that home equity to good use, right? Then you can finally get yourself out of debt.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest  Read more

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Victims of a natural disaster often lose everything, including their home. The FHA 203H loan helps these victims become homeowners again. The 203H

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What is a 203H Loan?

Victims of a natural disaster often lose everything, including their home. The FHA 203H loan helps these victims become homeowners again. The 203H

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