If you want to buy a house but have student loan debt, you may be wondering if it’s possible. This article will look at how your eligibility for a mortgage loan can be affected by student loan debt and provide tips to help you qualify. Rate Search: Check Today’s Mortgage Rates How Student Loans Affect […]
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Buying a home is quite possibly one of the biggest purchases youâll make in your lifetime. Since most people usually take out a home loan to pay for it, they quickly learn that the interest…
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Millions of Americans are worried about the financial impact of the coronavirus. Unemployment is on the rise, expenses are spiraling, income is dwindling, and homeowners are finding themselves in serious hot water. Fortunately, mortgage lenders are offering a helping hand to make those monthly payments more manageable and alleviate some of the burden. Read this […]
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For many people buying a home can become a nightmare when hackers target vulnerable systems to hack email accounts and steal their hard earned closing costs
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Halloween typically scares up a major boost in U.S. consumer spending, to the tune of $8.78 billion in 2019, according to the National Retail Federation. Though this yearâs celebration will be scaled down in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the … Continue reading →
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Wells Fargo, the nation’s second-biggest mortgage lender, said that its financial performance improved in the fourth quarter – despite the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The bank originated $53.9 billion of residential mortgages in a white-hot Q4, a year-over-year decline of 12.5%, according to its earnings report released Friday. Its rival, JPMorgan Chase, reported … [Read more…]
File this one under âno correlation,â despite a flood of news articles claiming the Fed’s rate cut directly impacts mortgage rates. Today, the Fed cut the federal funds rate by half a percentage point to a range of 1-1.25% due to the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, this despite a strong U.S. economy. That sent mortgage [&hellip
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Mortgage rates keep on marching lower and lower, with new records broken seemingly every week. But with all the fervor surrounding mortgage rates, some lenders are playing the âhow low can we appear to goâ game. For example, mortgage lenders may be talking about their lowest rates (with multiple points required), as opposed to offering [&hellip
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I thought it would be helpful to create a post that answers a lot of top “mortgage questions” that consumers tend to ask in one convenient place. You should know the answers to all of these questions if you’re serious about getting a mortgage and ready to buy a home. Additionally, you might be better [&hellip
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If you live in the USA and need a mortgage, perhaps youâve thought about applying at “USA Mortgage.” Makes sense, right? It just so happens that USA Mortgage is located right smack in the middle of our fine country, in St. Louis, Missouri to be exact. Well, thatâs pretty darn close to the midpoint… Anyway, [&hellip
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