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What Should You Put On Your Mortgage?

May 12, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

In the process of buying your new home, have you considered purchasing some items, such as appliances, to save money on your mortgage? It might be time to reconsider that idea.

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Home Financing Options for Those Over 55

May 3, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

Questions about home financing options for those over 55 need not stop you from buying and building a new home.

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The Mortgage Process: A Step-by-Step Look and Checklist

May 12, 2024 //  by Ken Harney

Here is a step by step look at the mortgage process, a full guide to securing financing for your new construction home.

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Home Shopping? Get Preapproved First

July 29, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

Getting pre-approved for a home loan is preferred over a pre-qualified. Why? Because pre-approval puts you one step closer to purchasing the home of your dreams.

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How to Repair Your Credit So You Can Get a Mortgage

May 11, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

Building or repairing your credit score means learning to use credit cards responsibly. An improved credit score means better rates on mortgages.

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Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early?

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

Should you pay off your mortgage early? NewHomeSource explores the pros and cons of paying off your home loan early.

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How to Start Saving For Your First Home

July 1, 2024 //  by Jennifer Segelke

There are a number of ways that first time homebuyers and Millinnials can save for homeownership.

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Prequalified vs. Preapproved: What Is the Difference and Why It Matters

May 12, 2024 //  by Judy Marchman

A prequalification is a good start to the home loan process, but being preapproved means you’re almost home — literally. Getting preapproved means greater security and purchasing power for your home search.

Prequalified vs. Preapproved: What Is the Difference and Why It MattersRead More

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Don’t Ignore the ‘Quiet Period’

May 12, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

It’s important that you don’t take on any new debt or make other changes to your financial profile during the “quiet period” — the time between your mortgage approval and the date you actually close on your house.

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Can Your Family Help Pay for Your Mortgage?

May 12, 2024 //  by Ken Harney

Can’t get a mortgage from traditional lenders? Intra-family financing may be a solution to your homebuying dreams.

Can Your Family Help Pay for Your Mortgage?Read More

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Who Really Owns Your Home?

May 12, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

Before you decide how the title for your home will be held, you should explore all of your options and make sure you fully understand each.

Who Really Owns Your Home?Read More

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20 Creative Ways First-Time Buyers Can Save for a Down Payment

May 12, 2024 //  by Robyn Friedman

NewHomeSource has some fun ways to save up for the down payment, so you can invest in your first home.

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Debunking Down Payment Myths

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

Financing a new home, especially the down payment, can bring a storm of questions. Professional advice can smooth it all over by debunking the myths.

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Here’s What to Do — And What Not to Do — When Buying a New Home

May 12, 2024 //  by Sue Durio

Getting a home loan means understanding your credit, as well as the financing process and the many things that can ruin an approval.

Here’s What to Do — And What Not to Do — When Buying a New HomeRead More

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How to Choose a Lender

May 12, 2024 //  by Kian Zozobrado

When trying to figure out how to choose a lender, be sure to ask for references and to take your time to thoroughly investigate each prospective lender.

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First-Time Homebuyers Have Access to Many Downpayment Assistance Resources

May 12, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

If you’re a first time homebuyer, there are a wide range of down payment assistance programs that can help you get into your dream home sooner than you might have thought.

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Upcoming Mortgage and Settlement Changes: What You Can Expect

May 12, 2024 //  by Ken Harney

NewHomeSource has everything you need to know about mortgage and settlement changes in your home loan processes.

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The New World of Virtual Mortgages

May 7, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

Virtual mortgages offer homebuyers a faster, more secure option than tradition paper-based mortgage applications.

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What is Trended Credit Data?

May 12, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

The use of trended credit data may mean a new home for those on the cusp of home lending credit standards.

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Buyer Incentives Likely to Return Soon

May 7, 2024 //  by Sanda Brown

Studies indicate that buyer incentives may be back on the menu as a way to offset a slowing home buying market.

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5 Ways to Buy a New Home with a Higher Mortgage Rate

May 12, 2024 //  by Marcie Geffner

As interest rates for home loans rise, NewHomeSource lays out five ways you can still buy a new home in this fiscal environment.

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Is a Reverse Mortgage Right for You?

May 3, 2024 //  by Robyn Friedman

NewHomeSource explores what a reverse mortgage is, and if it could make sense for you as you enter into retirement.

Is a Reverse Mortgage Right for You?Read More

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Mortgage Glossary

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

Find out everything you need to know about your home mortgage with NewHomeSource’s Mortgage glossary.

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Buying and Selling at the Same Time? How a Bridge Loan Can Help

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

Buying and selling a home simultaneously can be financially stressful, but bridge loans offer a potential solution. NewHomeSource looks at how bridge loans can help you get out of one home and into the next more easily.

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DIY Comps or How to Be an Armchair Appraiser

June 6, 2024 //  by Staff

We always here the word “comps” when buying or selling a home, but what are comps and why are they so important? We take you on a detailed look at comps and how you can evaluate them for your next home.

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How Credit Scores are Tabulated – And What That Means for Homebuyers

May 12, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

NewHomeSource shows you how your credit score gets calculated, so you can get it ready before you apply for the mortgage for your new home.

How Credit Scores are Tabulated – And What That Means for HomebuyersRead More

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How to Select the Right Financial Institution for Your New Home

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

Find the right financial institution to get the right mortgage for your new construction home.

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Why, How and When to Check Your Credit Report

May 11, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

Check your credit score before you start applying for home financing. It isn’t scary, you can check your credit score easily and for free.

Why, How and When to Check Your Credit ReportRead More

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Your Credit Score: How to Manage It (Or Repair If Necessary)

May 12, 2024 //  by Judy Marchman

Your credit score plays a major role in the home financing process. NewHomeSource has tips on managing and repairing your credit score before your apply for a mortgage.

Your Credit Score: How to Manage It (Or Repair If Necessary)Read More

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Understanding Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) for Purchase Loans

May 12, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

Home Equity Conversion Mortgages helps Baby Boomers finance the purchase of their new retirement home.

Understanding Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) for Purchase LoansRead More

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