Mortgage Advice
Starter home or could it be more?
Today I came across an article in Realtor.com titled “how to deal when you’re stuck in your starter home”¹. This struck a chord and spoke
October 29, 2018
Today I came across an article in Realtor.com titled “how to deal when you’re stuck in your starter home”¹. This struck a chord and spoke
Home Affordability Always the biggest question when someone is looking to buy a home. “How much do I qualify for”? The true question you are
Appraisal vs. Inspection Many home buyers get a little confused as to the difference between an appraisal and a home inspection. What are the key
You may have heard about mortgages specifically for physicians (known as physician loans) and are thinking of buying a home. They are attractive, but make
Are you looking to purchase? Have you considered buying from your current landlord Back in 2015, when the market was in its “blast off” stages,
FHA Vs Conventional Loans; Which Is Better for you? Here you are a first-time buyer or possible move up buyer. Possibly you are a Veteran
3 Terms You Should Know the Difference: Pre-Qualified, Pre-Approval & Credit Approved 3 TERMS YOU WILL WANT TO KNOW WHEN YOUR LOOKING FOR A HOME
Here in Denver, the question has been more and more relevant. With rising home prices, many people are faced with needing a jumbo mortgage to
Purchasing a home in Colorado’s competitive market takes strategy. Many of you think that the only way to purchase in this market is that
You may wonder what your lender is doing while you are out shopping for a property. Here is a snapshot of what your lender may
How early should you start to look into Pre-Approval? I know we were always taught to “never say never” however when it comes to the
Mortgage Hacks Quick tip to help your mortgage approval go smooth. When completing your mortgage application make sure to have all your dates of employment
Licensed in Colorado as Maestro LLC (DBA Mortgage Maestro Group) is an Equal Housing Lender.
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