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When applying for a mortgage, one of the first things mortgage lenders look at for a borrower is the debt-to-income ratio (DTI). It’s a quick snapshot of how much of…

If you’re buying or refinancing a high-value property, a traditional loan might not be enough. That’s where our Super Jumbo Loan Program comes in—built for borrowers who need large loan…

Selling a rental property with appreciation can be exciting until it’s time to address capital gains taxes. If you’ve claimed depreciation over the years (as most rental owners do), here’s…

When interest rates change suddenly and constantly, it can be tough to navigate your home purchase financing, especially while you are engaged in a real estate transaction. However, there are…

You know exactly what you earn, but when qualifying for a mortgage, lenders will look at income somewhat differently and scrutinize details. It’s not just about what’s documented on your…

Shopping for a mortgage online can feel overwhelming. So when you see a quick, clean list of rates on a comparison website, it’s tempting to move forward with a mortgage…

When you’re looking to buy a home or refinance your mortgage, it is important to think about how much interest you’ll pay over the life of your loan. While personal…

When buying a home, managing your debt plays a huge role in qualifying for a mortgage. In some cases, paying off certain consumer debt, such as credit cards, at the…

Buying a condo or townhome can be an excellent choice for homeowners who want less maintenance and access to shared amenities. However, condos/townhomes typically come with a Homeowners’ Association (HOA)…

Interest-only mortgages offer temporary financial relief in payment by allowing borrowers to pay just the interest portion on their loan for a set period. While this can lower the initial…