The Anti-Money Laundering Act passed in 2020 and implemented this fiscal year has added significantly more compliance-related steps for lenders, now having to take government-mandated steps to prevent both institutional and individual fraud. While some states have similar requirements already, others will be facing these obligations for the first time, potentially exacerbating turnaround times for … [Read more…]
So you’re considering adding solar panels to your home, but aren’t completely sold. What if we told you in addition to being eco-friendly, you could also receive a 26% tax credit for doing so?
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Buying a home, especially as a first time home buyer, while can be an exciting time, can be a scary, stressful and expensive process. That’s why it’s important to be aware of the risks involved. By having an idea of what you may encounter when buying a home, you can take steps to avoid them. …
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Founded in 1921, the Seattle-based HomeStreet Bank provides banking and financing options to those living on, near or just off the West Coast. The regional lender provides a variety of mortgage types to homebuyers in its native Washington, as well as Oregon, Arizona, Hawaii and, as of 2013, California. Table of Contents: HomeStreet Overview Rates Mortgage Loan […]
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When you buy a house and obtain a mortgage, most lenders will let you skip the first monthly payment. If you buy a house in April, you may not have to make your first payment until June 1st or even June 15th. Lenders will make this sound like a huge advantage, but are you really … Read more
Our Homies work to make homeownership a possibility for all. Read Roy’s story from Air Force to Homie and his passion for helping others.
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You never know what life will bring. You can unexpectedly lose your job. A medical emergency can present itself, or you may have unexpected home repairs. So, as financial advisors would say, having an emergency fund to cover these ’emergencies’ makes good financial sense. An emergency fund then is a stash a money you save …
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Iâm on a financial high going into November. Itâs my favorite time of year; the weather is crisp, people are happier, and my favorite holiday, Black Friday, is right around the corner. Iâm on cloud 9. And I have one…
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Love it or hate it, debt is an integral part of modern life in the United States. And, when you think about it, debt in itself really isnât a bad thing. Neither are credit cards…
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