Ready to buy a home but not sure where to put down roots? If starting a family’s on your radar, you might want to head to Moscow — Moscow, Idaho, that is. The city was recently ranked the No. 1 small town to raise a family in.
Some simple formulas and calculators can give you a ballpark figure of your potential mortgage amount. But you’ll likely want to take the next step if you plan to shop for homes in the next 6 months.
The first step to buying a home isn’t all that exciting, but hugely important. Surprisingly, some new home buyers skip it, and are fairly disappointed later. Find out the home buyer’s first step — and save some headache later.
Every new home buyer has questions. In a new 10-week video series, we’ll talk about simple but common questions every home buyer asks. Tune in on your favorite social channel each Wednesday to see the newest installment.
With a skilled real estate agent on your side, you’ll get better “deals”. Even better, the service is free — real estate agents are paid by the sellers.
Down payment notions from decades past no longer apply. Home buyers have access to new options that are changing the way people finance homes.
As a first-time home buyer, you may not have the work experience of a seasoned buyer, but that doesn’t have to affect your ability to get mortgage loan-approved.
Student loans do not automatically disqualify you from home buying. Learn strategies to overcome high student debt and get a mortgage pre-approval.
As a first-time home buyer, understanding how your mortgage works is the first step to making better mortgage choices — and getting the best rate possible.