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Our affordability tool will help you determine exactly how much house you can afford using real mortgages.
An age old question, should. I rent or can I buy? Learn what to consider before making this important decision.
If you are new to the home buying process you WILL be surprised that the sticker price of your home is only the beginning of the cost involved in owning your home. Learn more here.
Get some real time figures that will help you to roughly estimate the monthly cost of the home you are considering.
Know before you buy. You may be surprised by how much a fraction of a point can effect your bottom line.
A 5/1 ARM is a type of adjustable rate mortgage loan (ARM) with a fixed interest rate for the first 5 years. Afterward, the 5/1 ARM switches to an adjustable interest rate for the remainder of its term.
Our affordability tool will help you determine exactly how much house you can afford using real mortgages.
A 15-year home loan is a mortgage that will be completely paid off in 15 years if all the payments are made as scheduled.
A 30-year home loan is a mortgage that will be completely paid off in 30 years if all the payments are made as scheduled.
A 7/1 ARM is a type of adjustable rate mortgage loan (ARM) with a fixed interest rate for the first 7 years. Afterward, the 7/1 ARM switches to an adjustable interest rate for the remainder of its term.
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