Basics of Home Purchase Mortgages

You can get a free credit report annually It is recommended that you review a copy of your credit report once a year. Legally you are entitled to a free credit report from one of the three credit repositories, Experian, Transunion and Equifax. Good credit means better chance to get a loan The old adage is correct the...

Figuring out closing costs The total amount of closing costs and/or settlement charges can finalize a borrowers decision. The costs or fees charged by one broker could greatly differ from a competitor. It helps to know what fees are involved in a real estate transaction. Closing costs are simply the costs associated with the closing of your loan(s). With every...

You can buy a home with no down payment and finance the entire home’s value. Many first-time home buyers cannot afford putting down 20% of the home value, but rather go with a no-down payment option in order to use their savings to purchase furniture or other necessities for their new home. There is a few ways to accomplish this type of financing. ...

The rate you would qualify for on a purchase has many variables affecting it. The great rates you see advertised might not be the rates that are available to you. It helps to know what factors are involved. What does affect Mortgage Rates? How much of a down payment are you supplying? Rates for 100% financing are higher...

Apply for a Mortgage EVEN with Bad Credit! A big MYTH consumers have believed in the lending industry is that you need excellent credit to obtain 100% financing. It is not true. Even with below average credit you can still qualify for 100% financing. You can find mortgage lenders who will offer you a...