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Pre-Approval VS. Pre-Qualified

Pre-approval vs. pre-qualified, is there really a difference? With inventory low, this can cause stress in trying to find a home. With that being said, for some reason, some people out there looking are forgetting the most important factor in putting in an offer on a property.  They are NOT getting pre-approved prior to going under […]

Conventional Loans Using Gift Funds

So, while Fannie Mae was on board with allowing people to use gift funds for down payment this fall for Conventional mortgages. The PMI companies have now transitioned as well. So what this means is that if you are buying a primary residence 1-Unit (only, not rental property either) then you no longer need the […]

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