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How Much Will a Reverse Mortgage Cost Me?

June 4, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

If you’re considering taking out a reverse mortgage, here’s an in-depth look at the 8 most common fees and charges you’ll incur to set up and maintain this loan.

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Reverse Mortgages: Pros and Cons Every Senior Should Be Aware Of

June 4, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Learn all about the pros and cons of a reverse mortgage for senior citizens, and if it is the right financing option for you.

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Jumbo Loan vs. Conventional Mortgage: What’s the Difference?

May 31, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Here’s our guide to jumbo loans and conventional mortgages, showing you the top differences between the two and how to decide which product to go with.

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7 Questions to Ask When Applying for a Jumbo Loan

May 31, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

You’ve found the new home of your dreams, but you may need a jumbo loan to finance the purchase. If you’re unsure of whether a jumbo loan is the right route to take, answer these 10 key questions to help you decide.

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7 Questions to Ask When Applying for Jumbo Loans

May 31, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Is a jumbo loan the best option to finance your new, pricey dream home? Here are seven questions to ask before applying for a jumbo loan.

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Do You Need a Mortgage Escrow Account?

June 3, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

If you have the option of skipping an escrow account to pay your taxes and insurance, should you?NewHomeSource reviews the pros and cons.

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How Home Buyers Can Adapt to New Financing Rates

June 3, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

With the rise in mortgage rates from historic lows, home buyers face sticker shock. But these financing options may help manage higher rates.

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Conforming vs. Non-Conforming Loan Differences

September 21, 2023 //  by Carmen Chai

Researching options for financing your new home? Be sure you understand the difference between conforming and non-conforming loans so you can make the best choice.

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Home Equity Loans vs HELOCs vs Cash-Out Refi

June 3, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Considering using your home’s equity to secure extra cash? You have several options. NewHomeSource compares cash-out refinancing, HELOCs, and home equity loans to help you decide which is best for you.

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Cash-Out Refinance Explained

June 3, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Are you a homeowner in need of a lump sum of cash to pay for major expenses? Here’s what you need to know about cash-out refinancing.

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Everything to Know About Home Equity Lines of Credit

May 31, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Homeowners who stick to their monthly mortgage payments can apply for a specific type of loan: a home equity loan. Click here to learn more!

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What You Need to Know About HELOC Loans

May 12, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Homeowners looking for cash to help with finances may consider a HELOC. Here’s everything you need to know about home equity lines of credit.

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Your Guide to Closing Costs in California

August 8, 2023 //  by Carmen Chai

Welcome to the Golden State. If you’re a homebuyer ready to call California home, make sure you’re saving up to cover the closing costs.

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First-Time Homebuyer Programs in South Dakota

May 31, 2024 //  by Melanie Theriault

Thinking about buying your first home in South Dakota? Check out these financial assistance programs exclusively for first-time homebuyers.

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10 Documents Homeowners Need During the Home-Selling Process

July 1, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

A big part of the home-buying and homeownership process is paperwork. To help you get familiar with what’s in store, here’s a look at the 10 key documents you’ll come across in the home-selling process that will help you get acquainted with every detail of your home.

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How to Calculate Your Mortgage Payment

May 31, 2024 //  by Sanda Brown

Before you start shopping for homes, it’s best to know how much home you can afford. NewHomeSource outlines what you need to know to calculate a mortgage and to help determine how much loan you may qualify for.

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Private Mortgage Insurance: 6 Things Every Home Buyer Should Know

May 12, 2024 //  by Carmen Chai

Private mortgage insurance could help you get qualify for a conventional mortgage and get you into your dream house — but is it worth it? Here are 6 things every home buyer should know about PMI.

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Is an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage a Smart Move for Your Home Purchase?

May 12, 2024 //  by Aly Yale

An adjustable-rate mortgage may be the smart way to go when buying a home, but it’s not without risk. NewHomeSource looks at the pros and cons and whether an ARM could be right for you.

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Why You Need Title Insurance for Your New Home

May 31, 2024 //  by Michele Lerner

NewHomeSource breaks down why you need title insurance for your new home, and how to shop for the best deal.

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What is Single-Close Financing and Why You Should Consider It When Building New

May 11, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

A construction-to-permanent financing automatically switches to permanent financing once your home is completed. It’s important to choose the right builder before you take on such a loan.

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Down Payment Assistance Programs: How to Find Help to Buy a Home

May 31, 2024 //  by Kian Zozobrado

A down payment assistance program or homeownership program can help first-time buyers purchase a home sooner than they expected. There are a variety of programs out there to help.

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First-Time Homebuyer Qualifications

May 12, 2024 //  by Staff

You don’t always have to be a first-time homebuyer to qualify for down payment assistance programs.

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How Much Do You Need for a Down Payment on a House?

May 12, 2024 //  by Marcie Geffner

How much of a down payment do you really need to buy a house? While the answer is situational, the typical range for a new home down payment is 3.5 percent to 20 percent.

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New Home Construction: Loans and Financing

May 12, 2024 //  by Ken Harney

Financing a new home can seem confusing. NewHomeSource has your guide to financing your home, from how to choose a lender, the types of available loans, to figuring out credit scores.

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How to Apply for a Mortgage When you are Self-Employed

May 12, 2024 //  by Louise Gallup-Roholt

If you’re self employed, you can still get a mortgage for your new home! NewHomeSource has tips and tricks so the self employed can secure home loans.

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Obtaining a Mortgage: How to Plan and What to Expect

May 12, 2024 //  by Camilla McLaughlin

Homeownership is a real possibility if you do a little research and prepare your credit for the rigorous mortgage application process.

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Your Credit Report: A Vital Step in Obtaining a Mortgage

May 11, 2024 //  by Lew Sichelman

A key to successfully navigating the mortgage application process is to check your credit report to ensure it’s accurate. If it isn’t, you can take action to get it corrected.

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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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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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