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How can your finances affect your mortgage rate?

How can your finances affect your mortgage rate?

Everybody knows that the lower your mortgage rate is, the lower the monthly payments on your home will be. The difference between a 4 percent rate compared to a 5 percent rate may seem small, but that 4 percent rate can actually save you more than $100 p

Aug 31, 2015 |

Why you shouldn't use the 30% rule

Why you shouldn't use the 30% rule

Owning a home can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. Ironically enough, it can also be the most costly. Your home’s mortgage is something that you have to deal with on a regular basis, and to get that mortgage, a bank had to eval

Jun 29, 2015 |

Is It Possible that the New FHA Rules Could Save You Money?

Is It Possible that the New FHA Rules Could Save You Money?

What would you do with an extra $900 in your pocket each year? Redecorate? Enjoy a spur of the moment getaway? Thanks to the new FHA rules, your wallet may actually be a bit fatter come this time next year. Obama and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urb

May 26, 2015 |

Refinancing Could Create Huge Savings for Millions of Homeowners

Refinancing Could Create Huge Savings for Millions of Homeowners

Paying the bills is never easy and the old saying of "too much month at the end of the money" is especially terrifying when you're trying to pay off your home's mortgage. For most people, there's no expense more important than the ho

Apr 28, 2015 |

Myths about Refinancing: Get the Facts

Myths about Refinancing: Get the Facts

The interest rates are currently lower than they’ve ever been, and this has many homeowners wondering if they should take advantage by refinancing their existing loan. Given the number of myths surrounding refinancing, the entire process can be conf

Mar 30, 2015 |

Does Low Down Payment Mean More Risk?

Does Low Down Payment Mean More Risk?

Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Melvin Watt’s decision to lower down payments from the previous 5% to 3% has received criticism from the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC). Committee members claim that Watt’s decision, which all

Feb 23, 2015 |