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Navigating the Hidden Costs of Homebuying: A Spring 2024 Guide

As we step into the vibrant spring of 2024, our home buyer guide will help you as you are embarking on the exhilarating journey of buying a house. But, amidst the excitement, it’s crucial not to overlook the hidden costs that come with homeownership. Our latest video, embedded at the end of this blog, walks […]

Everybody Wins with a Higher Down Payment

Everybody Wins with a Higher Down Payment | Mortgage Maestro

Mortgage brokers and lenders alike encourage buyers to come in with higher down payments. Still, we get the fact that coming up with a sizable down payment is one of the most difficult tasks a home buyer has. So why do we suggest saving as big a down payment as possible? Because higher down payments […]

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