Is Your Dream Home Hiding a Surprise? Why Fall Is a Smart Time to Look Beyond the Listing Photos

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Don’t Let Your Mortgage Plans Fall Through the Cracks

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Fall is a season for change. The weather cools down, the holidays start creeping onto the calendar, and before we know it, another year is coming to an end. It is also a good time to take a look at your plans for buying a home. If homeownership is something you are considering in the…

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The Mortgage Horror Stories I’d Rather You Never Experience

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October is the perfect month for scary stories. But when it comes to buying a home, I prefer the kind of horror story that ends with, “Thankfully, this didn’t happen to me.” After nearly 40 years in the mortgage business, I can tell you that some of the scariest problems don’t involve haunted houses. They…

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Before You Move Money Around, Talk to Your Lender

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You’ve found the house. Your offer is accepted. The loan is moving along nicely. Then you decide to move $20,000 from one account to another. Or pay off a credit card. Or deposit the cash you’ve been keeping at home. Or your parents send you money to help with closing. All perfectly reasonable things to…

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The Home Passed Inspection. So Why Could the Mortgage Still Hit a Snag?

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Getting a clean home inspection feels like a big green light. The roof looks good, the plumbing works, the foundation seems solid and you’re already mentally deciding where the furniture will go. But there’s something many buyers don’t realize. A home inspection and a mortgage appraisal are looking at the property for two very different…

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Why Getting Pre Approved Before You House Hunt Gives You the Advantage

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There is something exciting about scrolling through home listings, attending open houses, and imagining yourself living in a new home. It is easy to get caught up in the excitement of finding the perfect place. Unfortunately, many buyers skip one important step before they start shopping. Getting pre approved first. It may not sound as…

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Why Buying the “Perfect” House Can Be a Costly Mistake

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Buying a home is exciting, and it’s easy to get caught up in finding “the one.” The gourmet kitchen, the backyard oasis, the perfect neighborhood, and the dream primary suite can quickly convince you that you’ve found your forever home. But sometimes chasing the perfect house can lead buyers to overlook something even more important:…

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