What is an Escrow Waiver and Is It a Good Idea?
Waiving escrows means you don't have to pay taxes and insurance with your mortgage payment. Is this a good idea or too risky?
Waiving escrows means you don't have to pay taxes and insurance with your mortgage payment. Is this a good idea or too risky?
Getting the keys to your new home doesn't always happen on the closing day. When and how to get your keys.
When you buy a house, don't think about now. Think about 10 to 15 years from now.
A landmark lawsuit against the National Association of REALTORS® is reshaping how buyer’s agents are paid, and some buyers may now need to cover that cost themselves. As a result, homebuyers are weighing whether the value of professional guidance is worth the potential added expense.
Mortgage rates are incredibly difficult to predict. But if history is a guide, rates could be on their way down.
Builders are spending upwards of $35,000 to buy down mortgage rates. Is this a good deal or a waste of your money?
An adjustable rate mortgage can help you qualify for more home in 2026, but these loans are not always smart. What to consider.
Lenders can disregard certain debt payments which improves your debt-to-income ratio and your mortgage approval chances.
If you paid cash for a house, you may be able to reimburse yourself with a cash-out refinance without the typical 6-month waiting period.
Do yourself and your lender a favor by working with your insurance agent to get coverage in place as soon as you find a home to buy.