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5 Things to Consider When Buying an Investment Property
May 16, 2019
Buying real estate can be a great investment; whether you want to purchase a primary residence, flip a property and sell it, or rent it out to make a profit. If you have chosen the latter option, here are a few things to take into consideration. Down Payment: Be ready to put down a larger… Read More
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5 Things to Consider When Buying an Investment Property
May 16, 2019
Buying real estate can be a great investment; whether you want to purchase a primary residence, flip a property and sell it, or rent it out to make a profit. If you have chosen the latter option, here are a few things to take into consideration. Down Payment: Be ready to put down a larger… Read More
Smart Technology for Your Home
May 3, 2019
Smart home technology has really taken off over the last few years. Every gadget and device you could need is on the market right now. From voice-activated assistants to robo-vacuums, companies are creating products to make our lives a little bit easier. So what smart home options will be beneficial to you? Well, it depends…. Read More
What's the Best Home Loan Option for Me?
April 26, 2019
As a homebuyer, your mortgage is specific to your situation and lifestyle. There are many different factors to consider when thinking about which home loan option is best for you. While one buyer may be comfortable paying a 20% down payment, another buyer may need down payment assistance. How long you plan on living in… Read More
What Causes Home Prices to Fluctuate?
April 19, 2019
The median sales price of a house in the United States is currently between $188,900- $279,500. There is such a large price range because many different factors can play into a home’s sales price. If you are looking to buy or sell soon, keep the following factors in mind when determining costs. The price of… Read More
Sprucing Up the House for Spring
April 12, 2019
Open those windows and turn off the heaters, warmer weather is on the way! Winter has faded, and the trees are starting to bloom, spring is finally upon us. Warm weather fans rejoice! As spring season is setting in, it’s a good idea to make a home maintenance checklist of items to prep your home… Read More
FED Says No More Hikes
April 9, 2019
Recently, the Federal Reserve decided to hold interest rates steady and indicated that no more hikes will be coming this year. This is very encouraging to homebuyers looking to purchase a new home or to refinance their current mortgage. Mortgage rates have been hovering around their lowest levels in more than a year, which in… Read More
Scotsman Guide Top Originators of 2018
April 1, 2019
The Scotsman Guide has released their tenth annual Top Originator rankings for 2018. This guide provides the most comprehensive, intensely verified list of the top-producing mortgage professionals of the nation. The rankings include not only the originators who are closing the most dollar volume and the most loans, but also the leaders in niche areas,… Read More
Top Loan Originators in the Country 2018- Mortgage Executive Magazine
March 12, 2019
Once again, Mortgage Executive Magazine compiled a list of the Nations Top 1% of Mortgage Originators. To be eligible for such an achievement, each Loan Originator was required to produce a minimum of $30 million in 2018. These leading mortgage professionals continually dedicated their time and energy and worked extremely hard to make sure their clients received… Read More
New Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance Loans
February 8, 2019
First Home Mortgage is excited to roll out a new program to assist first-time homebuyers, community partners and veterans with down payment and closing cost assistance. The FHLB program provides loans up to $7,500 to homebuyers that can be used towards the down payment and/or closing costs of their new home. These loans are forgivable… Read More
Fed's Halt on Rising Rates
February 1, 2019
The week of January 27, 2019, the Federal Reserve had their 2-day rate-setting meeting and decided not to raise interest rates. Although the Fed does not directly affect long-term mortgage rates, this is a positive outcome for borrowers looking to purchase a new home or refinance to a lower fixed-rate. Mortgage interest rates have been… Read More