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Conforming Vs. Non-conforming Mortgage Loans

As you shop for a mortgage, you’ll likely hear the terms conforming and non-conforming thrown around. It’s important that you understand these terms and figure out how you fit into them in order to determine which loan is right for you.Compare...

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What Does FHA Mortgage Insurance Do to Your Mortgage Payment?

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FHA mortgages always include mortgage insurance. It’s not just until you owe less than 80% of the home’s value either. You pay the mortgage insurance for the life of the loan. While that’s not the best news you want to hear, the good news is that the insurance does decrease over time.Compare  Read more

FHA Streamline vs Regular FHA Refinance

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If you have an FHA loan right now, you have two options when you wish to refinance. The FHA streamline and a regular FHA refinance. Both options offer the ability to refinance your loan, but they offer vastly different benefits. What is an FHA Streamline? The FHA streamline is only offered to  Read more

POTUS Suspends FHA Insurance Cut, Now What?

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The new President’s first order of the day was to repeal new regulations made during the Obama administration pending review. This rolls back the reduction of FHA’s annual mortgage insurance premiums and its annual potential savings of $500 to households. With the FHA insurance cut suspended  Read more

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