Tag: mortgage info
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More Chances to Save (and Sell!)
Read more: More Chances to Save (and Sell!)Good news: our homebuyer incentives have been extended through February! That means your clients can take advantage of closing cost assistance and exciting financing options from our mortgage affiliate. Are you ready to put these offers to work for you? Money for closing is an easy sell. Who doesn’t want to pay thousands less out…
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New Explainer: The Mortgage Process
Read more: New Explainer: The Mortgage ProcessHave clients with mortgage questions? Share our new infographic! It gives a very simple overview of the mortgage process from start to finish and—if your buyers want to dive deeper—a link to get our Mortgage Quick-reference Guide. Knowing what they’ll need to have on hand when they apply and throughout the processing of their loan…
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2018 VA Home Loan Limits
Read more: 2018 VA Home Loan LimitsDid you know that 2018 VA loan limits for 100% financing will increase across thousands of counties? For military buyers, that could mean their borrowing power will get a boost—potentially by thousands of dollars! Learn more about this popular loan option on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ website, then check out the new limits…
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How to Help a “Boomerang Buyer”
Read more: How to Help a “Boomerang Buyer”It’s 2017, and that means many Americans who were hardest hit by the Great Recession have had time to reestablish their credit and may be thinking about owning a home again. These boomerang buyers—former homeowners looking to reenter the market after having been sidelined by foreclosure or bankruptcy—can be a great demographic for expanding your…
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Student Loan Debt and Homeownership
Read more: Student Loan Debt and HomeownershipHaving a college education is very valuable. Unfortunately, the price tag often reflects this, and navigating post-graduation financial waters can be tricky. That being said, student loan debt shouldn’t be a barrier to homeownership. There are ways to balance the responsibility of paying off student loans and still enjoy homeownership. Here are a few concerns…
