The Renovation Mortgage That Will Make Any Home More Attractive
Have you ever watched HGTV’s show Property Brothers, or any other similar show on flipping properties? You must have thought to yourself at least once: “I wish I had the […]
Mortgages
Understanding which mortgage loan is right for you
By: Clint Womack, Owner of Vintage Lending I received a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine from Northern Arizona University. I originally planned to become a surgeon and then had second […]
Eight Tips For Selling Your Home And Moving Up
Home prices are on the rise, and inventories are very low. That makes now a great time to get your house in great condition to command a good price. Get […]
Government Shutdown and Your Mortgage Application
The true impact of the government shutdown seems not to be that great at the moment (although try telling that to the people who have been sent home), but is […]
Foreclosures What Foreclosures
The latest home data released by RealtyTrac show that homes entering foreclosure status dropped 44% in August when compared to last year, and 8% when compared to July 2013. The […]
Advance Mortgage Approval
When buying real estate, one of the best things to do is to secure advance mortgage approval. By taking the time to do this before your start searching, you know […]
Owner Financing For Buying Salt Lake Homes
A lot of people agree that now might be the best time to buy a home, but this is no use if for some reason you cannot obtain a mortgage. […]
FHA Loans Get More Expensive
If you are looking to buy a home with an FHA mortgage then things are about to get more expensive. The Federal Housing Administration will increase two fees starting with […]
Why Not Let People Who Are Underwater With Their Mortgage Refinance
I have been asking myself this question for some time now and still cannot think of any reason, why banks can not let people who are underwater with their mortgage […]
Annual Mortgage Insurance Premium Increase
The annual mortgage insurance premium is due to increase on the 18th April, by 0.25%. For loans whose LTV (loan to value) is 95% from 0.90% to 1.20% (assuming length […]