In a market where interest rates can feel like a moving target, homebuyers are looking for smart ways to make their monthly payments more manageable. One popular strategy gaining traction is the 1/0 buydown.
Not all jumbo loans are created equal. As loan amounts increase, lenders apply different guidelines based on risk and investor criteria. In this article, we break down common jumbo loan tiers—specifically $2.0M, $2.5M, $3.0M, and $3.5M.
Buying your first home? One of the biggest decisions you'll make is choosing between an FHA loan and a conventional loan. Both are popular options for first-time home buyers, but they offer different benefits depending on your credit, income, and down payment savings.
If you’re buying a new home while still owning your current one, chances are you’ve heard the term “home sale contingency.” It’s one of the most common (and often misunderstood) clauses in real estate contracts, especially for move-up buyers.