As we wrap up the year, we want to give you a quick heads-up that your 1098 forms will be ready in January

Private Mortgage Insurance is a fact of life for many home buyers, but why does it exist at all? What are the fastest ways to stop having to pay it? Read this article to answer all of your PMI questions, and learn about special programs that could be available to you that can remove the need for it entirely!

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When interest rates are on a downward trend, floating your mortgage rate when applying for a new loan could be a smart play! Learn about the pros and cons of floating your rate to see if it could make sense for you.

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Trying to time the housing market, and find the "perfect" time to purchase or refinance your home, is a game that few people win. Instead, if you've been on the fence about whether rates have fallen enough to make homeownership a smart decision, read on to see how lower interest rates can often raise housing costs. 

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With mortgage interest rates still hovering well above the 3% range we were seeing just a few years ago, homeowners might not have refinancing their mortgage at the top of their mind. For those who are carrying a bit more high interest unsecured debt than they’d like to, however, a cash-out refinance might still be a good option to lower your monthly payments and give you a bit more breathing room. 

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FHA loans aren’t the only option available for borrowers who are struggling to afford the purchase of a new home! HomeReady loans are perfect for people who have fairly good credit, but don’t have the cash to put up a 20% down payment. Learn more about the benefits of this alternative to standard FHA loans

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Ever wondered what makes a credit union different than a bank? It's actually very simple - Banks are owned by shareholders, credit unions are owned by you. Because they operate as nonprofit organizations, credit unions can offer a lot of advantages over traditional banks! Click below to read more about how credit unions serve you better, while saving you money at the same time.

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We asked our Mortgage Experts to give us the break down on Fixed Rate Mortgages. Here's what you need to know!

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If you're paying less than 20% down payment on your new home, you'll usually need to pay an additional monthly fee for private mortgage insurance, or PMI.  These PMI fees can add up to hundreds, or even thousands of dollars per year! Read on to see how you can avoid monthly PMI payments with our PMI Saver Program.

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