There are a couple of options that are available to help you move into a home with a low down payment or zero down payment and most importantly, a comfortable monthly payment that won’t weigh you down.
No Down Payment Loans and Low Down Payment Loans: Do They Still Exist?
by Victoria Araj on November 22, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Rates, Saving, Smart Shopper
Has The 20% Down Payment Standard Resurfaced?
by Stephanie Koske on October 4, 2011 in Home Buying, Market Insights, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Saving enough money for a down payment may be one of the little hurdles along the way to homeowner happiness. While changes in down payment standards may be looming, find out why paying more up front may be beneficial.
Will Your Dream Home Become More Expensive? Mortgage Conforming Loan Limits Changing Soon.
by Bobbi McPherson on July 29, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes
Federal Help Near for Unemployed Homeowners
by Jonathan Slappey on July 12, 2011 in Credit & Debt, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Trends
A new initiative allows eligible jobless homeowners to defer mortgage payments while they seek employment.
FHA Could Be Shut Down Over Debt
by Kristen Curzytek on July 5, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) could possibly shut down. If this occurs, a valuable source of mortgage credit for homebuyers will no longer be available.
Buying a Condo: Ten Things to Avoid
by Gabriela Islas on May 10, 2011 in Home Buying
Owning a condo is great for those that don’t mind paying HOA (Homeowner Association) Fees in order to get certain amenities, such as a pool, gym, and other maintenance-related services. However, some condos have strict guidelines in terms of what you can do to the exterior of the building. If after doing research, you decide that buying a condo is for you, make sure that you avoid these ten things in order to make the home loan process easier.
Mortgage Rates Hit Lowest Level for 2011
by Rebecca Carter on May 6, 2011 in Economic Analysis
Rate dip opens a window of opportunity as the economy moves toward recovery and rates inevitably rise. Great news for those seeking financing as home buying season begins.
Could A Government Shutdown Affect Closing Your Mortgage? Not With Quicken Loans!
by Amanda Pallay on April 8, 2011 in Economic Analysis
With an impending government shutdown looming, many banks and mortgage lenders fear they may not be able to close home loans that are currently in their pipeline.
Mortgage Rates Trend – Rates Rising, Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson Tells FOX Business
by Clayton Closson on April 7, 2011 in Home Buying, Market Update, Mortgage Rates, Smart Shopper
Today Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson appeared on FOX Business and told them, among other things, that the trend in mortgage rates is likely to go one way. Up.
FHA Loans MIP Change Coming April 2011
by Amber Hunt on March 21, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Changes to FHA Loans & MIP take effect on April 18,2011 – how will they impact you? Find out now!
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