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FHA Vs Conventional Loans; Which Is Better?

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 looking at a VA home loan? Maybe you are buying in a rural area using a USDA home loan? If not, then you are probably trying to decide: FHA Vs […]

Everything You Know About What Drives Mortgage Rates Is Wrong

I have to applaud 5280 for writing the article “Everything You Know About Denver’s Real Estate Market Is Wrong“. In this article, Natasha Gardner explores the realities of Denver’s real estate market. She has some good insight provided by some of Denver’s  Real Estate agents. So I have to give her kudos for shedding light […]

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