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Do Student Loans Stop you From Getting a Mortgage?

If you left college with a boatload of debt, you may feel like you are stuck renting for the rest of your life. Luckily, that doesn’t have to be the case. Student loans do add debt to your monthly load, but...

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Qualifying for an FHA Assumable Mortgage Program

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One less known advantage of selling a home with an FHA mortgageis that these loans are assumable. Meaning, the buyer who still needs financing to pay for the home, can simply just take over the loan. This way, they can save on interest (given the original mortgage carries a low interest rate), and  Read more

The Credit Score Flexibility of FHA Loans

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One of the best mortgage programs you can use as an alternative to a conventional home loan is an FHA loan. The FHA loan makes homeownership available to potential borrowers who:a) have no money to pay for the conventional 20 percent down payment or at the least the required minimum down payment  Read more

What is the Good Neighbor Next Door Program?

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When it seems like houses are just too expensive and you think you will never own one, there is a solution if you work within the community. Certain professions, such as police officers, EMTs, firefighters, and teachers are able to purchase a home in the community in which they work for 50 percent  Read more

Five Facts About FHA Loans

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FHA loans are one of the more popular options for mortgage borrowers, some of the benefits of using an FHA loan is it offers lower down payments and they have more lenient lending standards. The Federal Housing Administration, also known as FHA, insures mortgage loans so borrowers who utilize this  Read more

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How Long Must you Pay Mortgage Insurance

Mortgage insurance adds quite a bit to your mortgage payment. Depending on your loan type, it could cost you more than $100 extra per month. Since the

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What Does Table Funding Mean?

As you head to your loan closing, you may hear the term table funding used. You may also hear it called a ‘wet closing.’ This is in contrast to the

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