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High-Balance vs. Jumbo vs. Conventional Loans
High-balance loans are mortgages that give you extra borrowing power, and jumbo loans are even more extreme, allowing you to borrow potentially far more — if you meet strict requirements.
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What is a Jumbo Loan?
if a loan exceeds $647,200 (or $970,800 in an expensive area) it is a jumbo loan.
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Can I Get a Mortgage if I’m Self-Employed?
The good news is that yes, it is absolutely possible to take out a mortgage loan.
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What are refinance closing costs?
6 of the best reasons to refinance Like any major financial decision, mortgage refinancing comes with its own particular benefits.
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How do I Correct Mistakes on My Credit Report?
To correct any mistakes on your credit report, you will need to formally dispute it. See instructions.
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How Much Income Do I Need to Qualify for a Mortgage Loan?
What you need depends on the loan’s amount, interest rate, and your monthly expenses. In other words, you need to prove that you make enough to cover your monthly mortgage payments. And “enough” will vary by person.
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What’s the Difference Between Contingent and Pending Homes?
Both indicate that the seller has accepted an offer. But until that offer has not been formally and officially processed, they may still accept another offer on the property.
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The Costs of Selling a Home
All in all, expect to allocate around 10% of the listing price towards selling costs.
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Why do lenders ask for my Social Security Number?
Lenders need your SSN to verify that your information is correct and to prevent loan fraud.
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What’s a Loan Officer?
Very basically, loan officers will assist you throughout the loan application process.
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Can I include RSU and bonus income to qualify for a mortgage loan?
Yes, especially if you are looking for property in a high-priced area, including RSUs and bonus income could help you qualify for more loan options.
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Which is Better: Online Mortgage Brokers? or Traditional Brokers?
Both offer different benefits and complications. Weigh the pros and cons of each to determine whether acquiring mortgage loans online or through your local bank is better for you.
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Should I add a Co-Borrower or Co-Signer?
When applying for a loan, your goal should be to appear as credible as possible. Lenders just want a guarantee that you will be able to make your monthly payments and pay off the interest.
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Why Should I Get a Long-Term Mortgage?
For many, long-term mortgages make purchasing a new home possible and monthly expenses more affordable. Here are 4 main reasons to get a long-term mortgage.
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What are my loan options as a healthcare worker?
As a nurse, doctor, or other healthcare professionals, you can choose between conventional loans and a few special federal loan programs
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Where to Source Down Payment Funds
The minimum down payment for most mortgage loans is 3.5%. But 20% is recommended in order to keep interest rates low and avoid paying an additional monthly fee for private mortgage insurance (PMI).
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What's the difference between a "soft pull" and a "hard pull"?
Your credit score is a major factor when determining a mortgage refinance rate. And it’s why you’re asked to allow lenders to conduct “soft” or “hard” credit pulls.
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What is Cash-Out Refinance?
If you owe another $50,000 on your house, the new home loan could be for $100,000 and that additional $50,000 would go to you in cash.
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When should I refinance?
The short answer is that if refinancing will help you pay off your mortgage faster, lower your monthly payments, help pay off debt, or give you cash-out funds to put aside for future reserves, then it’s a good time to refinance.
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Why should I refinance?
Mortgage refinancing comes with its own particular benefits and drawbacks. And those pros and cons will change depending on your current situation and future goals.
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Understanding Lender Credits
Lender credits can serve as an asset or a crutch depending on your situation. Weigh the short-term savings versus long-term costs before making your decision.
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