Home Financing

Home financing is one of the most complicated aspects of buying, building and/or owning a house. There are so many things to consider that it can be overwhelming. We aim to help you navigate your most pressing questions so you can focus on the joy of home ownership. From construction loans and mortgage rates to pricing and hidden costs, we’ll cut through the noise and give you the answers you need from industry experts.

Recent Home Financing Articles:

 
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WHAT CAN I AFFORD?

How much home can I afford to buy?  Knowing your purchasing limit is an extremely important step to take before thinking about building a new home.  Not only is it essential that you know what a lender may identify as your limit, but also understand what your personal limit is.  The key is to contact a mortgage lender, bank, or broker whom you feel will work in good faith to protect your goals and interests.  Using local banks and brokers are the best bet as they are here,... [Read More]
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Timing is everything, or is it?

Some investors try to time the stock market fluctuations. Buying and selling stock in an attempt to maximize their return. Often these investors guess wrong and end up with a lessor return then if they had left their investments alone. Looking at the big picture long term, approaching your investing with a business as usual approach is generally the safer and wisest course to follow. Trying to time the bottom of the real estate market is also a gamble. Some hold off purchasing a home or bu... [Read More]
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Financing Options to Build a New Home

Can you come up the 20% down payment necessary to build a home?  Most consumers cannot. If you are one of the many people that want to build, but can not come up with the down payment, you have options. Many consumers are struggling with the ability to come up with the down payments required by banks since the recession.  Most banks require the typical 20% down for a construction loan. That is a lot of money to come up with on a $200.000.00 home. There are alternatives av... [Read More]
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