What Will it Cost You If You Wait to Buy?

I speak to a lot of real estate agents that have issues with buyers waiting to buy. Obviously, we know the prices consistently go up over the years even if there are drops here or there but what is really the difference if you buy now versus waiting until next year?...
Common Real Estate and Mortgage Terms

Common Real Estate and Mortgage Terms

The world of real estate is vast and can get confusing, especially of you are a first time home buyer. Just the language and terms alone in real estate can be enough to have the average person confused when buying or selling a home. When trying to purchase or sell a...
Is the Housing Market Cooling Off?

Is the Housing Market Cooling Off?

It seems that houses are not flying off the “shelf” as they did just 3 to 4 months ago so what is exactly happening and what does that mean for buyers and sellers now? Late spring and summer are typically some of the busiest times in the US housing market...
FAQ for Self Employed Home Loans

FAQ for Self Employed Home Loans

Frequently asked questions on self-employment home loans or stated income loans. Question: How good does my credit have to be? Answer: You need a minimum credit score of 600 to be eligible for a stated income self-employment home loan. Past credit issues may be okay...
What is a No Doc Mortgage?

What is a No Doc Mortgage?

Before the housing crash in 2008, a popular alternative to the traditional mortgage was called the Ninja mortgage which stands for “no income, job, or asset verification. This is also referred to as a no doc mortgage. Now while this might seem a little crazy,...
Home Loans for Fixer Uppers – 203K Loan

Home Loans for Fixer Uppers – 203K Loan

If you are considering buying a home that needs a little bit of TLC, an FHA 203K loan might be the best option. An FHA 203K loan also sometimes referred to as a re-help loan or construction loan, allows the borrower to finance two major items in one, the house itself,...

VA Loan Limits Eliminated

The National Association of Realtors and the Department of Veterans Affairs have recently eliminated the conforming loan limit on a VA loan. The Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act now allows homebuyers to borrow above the 2019 limit of $484,350 without any down...