Mortgage Types
A mortgage is a formal contract between you and a lender that lets you borrow money to buy or refinance a property. Prior to entering into this arrangement, it is important to explore the various mortgage choices available to you.
Conventional Mortgages
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Refinance Your Home. When Is The Best Time?
Evaluate your financial situation and determine if a refinance could help you save. Consider lower interest rate, shorter loan term, access equity, long-term savings, and costs/fees. The best time is when it makes sense for your goals.
Purchase a Home. Take it 1 step at a time.
Evaluate your needs and finances to make sure you’re ready. Consider down payment, loan terms, monthly payments, closing costs, and other factors. You’re ready when you can afford it and it makes sense for your goals.
Selling Your Home. It’s Not Hard, Let’s Break It Down
Ready to sell? Evaluate the market and make sure you’re ready. Consider home improvements, pricing, taxes, closing costs, and other factors. You’re ready when you can maximize your return and it makes sense for your goals.
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