by The Group Real Estate on 11.15.23
Talk mortgages with almost any seasoned Realtor® in Steamboat and you will undoubtedly hear a cautionary tale of a deal that blew up because of an out-of-town lender. If it were only a few Realtors with a few stories, one could chalk it up to bad luck. With such a unanimous chorus, however, it warrants […]
With lower mortgage volumes and increased competition for business, many lenders have resorted to purchasing leads from the credit bureaus to contact any borrower who has their credit pulled by a mortgage company. This has led to consumers receiving upwards of a reported 60 calls immediately after having their credit pulled. It works like this: […]
After years of dormancy, with interest rates remaining stubbornly high, the temporary buydown has resurfaced as a useful tool to make the first two or three years of a mortgage more affordable. Optimally, a temporary buydown provides borrowers with lower payments until they can refinance to a permanently lower rate without the risks of an […]
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