When Should You Start The Home Buying Process?

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When Should You Start The Home Buying Process?

When Should You Start The Home Buying Process?

Many people know they want to buy a home, but aren’t sure when they should make that move. It’s a future goal, but figuring out when to start can be tricky. One thing is clear: the best time to call a loan officer is right now, even if you’re still in the early stages of…

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Buying a Home with a Low Credit Score: What You Need to Know

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If you have a low credit score, you may be wondering if homeownership is possible. The short answer? Yes, you can buy a home with a low credit score. But the real question is… should you? That depends on your financial situation, loan options, and long-term goals.   What is the Minimum Credit Score to…

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3 Reasons You Need a Real Estate Agent for Your Home Purchase

3 Reasons You Need A Real Estate Agent For Your Home Purchase

Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about whether real estate agents are necessary in today’s market. Some believe you can handle the process yourself, skipping representation altogether. While it’s true that buying or selling a home involves plenty of resources at your fingertips, nothing replaces the expertise and guidance of a seasoned professional. If…

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How to Buy Investment Property with Your Primary Residence Loan

How to Buy Investment Property with Your Primary Residence Loan

Are you dreaming of owning an investment property? At Liberty Star Mortgage, we have a strategy to help you achieve this goal while securing the benefits of a primary residence loan. It’s all about combining smart planning with creative financing. @collettesmortgagetips Let’s talk about how you can buy investment property along with a primary residence!…

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Just Graduated College? Here’s How You Can Buy Your First Home!

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Congratulations on earning your degree! If you’ve just graduated and are ready to take the next big step—homeownership—you may be closer than you think. @collettesmortgagetips Just graduated college and ready to buy your first home? Did you know that your college transcript can count as your job history!? If you’ve got that shiny new degree…

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Common Budget Questions for Buying a Home

Common Budget Questions For Buying A Home

Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but understanding the costs involved can feel overwhelming. At Liberty Star Mortgage in Fulshear, Texas, we’re here to break it down and help you plan your budget effectively. Here are answers to some of the most common budget questions when purchasing a home. What Costs Should You Expect…

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Wire Fraud Alert: Protect Yourself During Your Mortgage Transaction

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At Liberty Star Mortgage, we take your safety seriously and we want to help you protect your hard-earned money during your homebuying journey, and we need to talk about something that could cost you big—wire fraud. What is Wire Fraud? Wire fraud occurs when a scammer tricks you into wiring your money to the wrong…

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A First-Time Homebuyer’s Guide to Home Warranties

A First-Time Homebuyer's Guide to Home Warranties

As a first-time homebuyer, you’re likely overwhelmed with all the decisions you need to make. One of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of buying a home is understanding what a home warranty is and why you might want one. What is a Home Warranty? A home warranty is a service contract that covers…

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6 Tips For After You Close On Your New Home

6 Tips For After You Close On Your New Home

Congratulations on closing your new home! This is a huge milestone, but the journey doesn’t stop here. To help ensure your transition into homeownership is smooth and stress-free, here are six essential tips to follow after you’ve closed on your new home.   1. Request Both Paper and Electronic Copies of Your Closing Documents When…

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Is Your HOA Payment Included in Escrow?

Is Your HOA Payment Included in Escrow? Understanding What to Budget For

When buying a home, there’s often confusion about what’s included in your escrow account, particularly regarding Homeowners Association (HOA) dues. Many people assume that, like property taxes and homeowners insurance, their HOA fees will be collected monthly as part of their escrow payments. However, this is a common misconception. HOA Payments and Escrow: What’s the…

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