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Big News! Freddie Mac is Now Offering Renovation Loans

[fa icon="calendar'] Jul 10, 2019 1:56:04 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in real estate investing, online tools, housing options, louisiana floods, homebuyers, homeowners insurance, home inspection, mortgage options, mortgage stress, mortgage savings, re-apply for a mortgage, home prices, stock market, community development block grant, relationship status, co-signing a mortgage, mortgage credibility, credit card rule, holiday season, obstacles to homeownership, homebuilder sentiment, mortgage credit, millennial homebuyers, dodd-frank act, home financing, overcoming real estate fears, property taxes, mortgage tax deductions, home renovations, freddie mac, real estate scam, flood insurance, student loan debt, ind, homebuying tricks, awards, mortgage market, mortgage underwriting, rental property, home appraisal, housing affordability, VA loans, Loan Officer

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You heard correct. You now have more options for rehabilitation financing. Freddie Mac just launched the CHOICERenovation loan. You can now combine your home and renovation loan together when you choose Freddie Mac during your home purchase. This loan is the perfect loan to purchase that less than perfect home.  

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2018 Holiday Decor

[fa icon="calendar'] Dec 5, 2018 12:30:00 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in mortgage pre-approval, private mortgage insurance, brexit, advantages of choosing a mortgage lender, buying a foreclosed home, online tools, housing options, getting mortgage approved, Airbnb, homebuyers, today's interest rates, mortgage rates, home inspection, mortgage stress, community development block grant, mortgage calculator tricks, job change, retirement, credit card rule, holiday season, single women homebuyers, first-time homebuyers, 203(k) loan, mortgage credit, millennial homebuyers, FICO Scores, home financing, inflation, fannie mae, freddie mac, flood insurance, student loan debt, homebuying tricks, natural disasters, home building, mortgage after divorce, transitioning into homeownership

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Take Advantage of VA Loan's Major Benefits

[fa icon="calendar'] May 21, 2018 8:30:00 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in mortgage rate, money, rent rates, trid, second home, tax benefits, home buying, mortgage qualification, advantages of choosing a mortgage lender, buying a foreclosed home, real estate investing, beat an all-cash offer, housing options, homebuyers, pmi rates, homeowners insurance, home inspection, mortgage options, mortgage stress, community development block grant, mortgage calculator tricks, relationship status, job change, co-signing a mortgage, retirement, credit card rule, housing industry, first-time homebuyers, mortgage credit availability, 203(k) loan, closing costs, common real estate fears, inflation, home builder confidence, real estate scam, flood insurance, student loan debt, pending home sale, ind, natural disasters, awards, home building, mortgage underwriting, mortgage after divorce, housing affordability, mortgage information, title insurance, VA loans, Active Military and Veterans, prepaids

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 At the Eustis Family of Companies we consider it a privilege to of loans to our veterans that have served protecting our freedoms.

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Invest In Real Estate While You're Young

[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 23, 2018 12:00:00 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in fha loan, economy, homeownership, tips, loan payments, realtor tips, mortgage process, technology, credit cards, money, pmi, trid, investment, mortgage pre-approval, real estate market, loans, applying for a loan, brexit, first time home sellers, beat an all-cash offer, louisiana floods, getting mortgage approved, homebuyers, home inspection, mortgage stress, lender lingo, stock market, community development block grant, mortgage calculator tricks, Announcements, room-rental services, job change, co-signing a mortgage, interest rates, credit card rule, holiday season, single women homebuyers, obstacles to homeownership, housing industry, homebuilder sentiment, mortgage credit availability, mortgage credit, FICO Scores, closing costs, property taxes, mortgage tax deductions, fannie mae, federal reserve, student loan debt, homebuying tricks, mortgage market, fha 203k loans, mortgage underwriting, rental property, mortgage after divorce, transitioning into homeownership, home appraisal, housing affordability, mortgage information, title insurance, VA loans, Active Military and Veterans, prepaids

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The first taste of living by your own rules can feel pretty liberating, but can feel burdening if your future plans keep haunting you in your sleep.

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Homebuyer Confidence Rises as Housing Inventory Begins to Ease

[fa icon="calendar'] Oct 13, 2017 11:23:12 AM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in housing market, homebuyers

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What You Need To Know About Today’s Homebuyer

[fa icon="calendar'] Jan 3, 2017 4:11:50 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in mortgage news, housing market, homebuyers

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According to our last article, “Next Year’s Perspectives on Housing,” 2017 is going to be full of home buying opportunities. Mortgage rates remain lower than the previous decade, homebuilder confidence is high, and home buyer sentiment has stayed strong. One element of the housing market, however, has drastically changed within the past year: the nation’s homebuyers. Not only is the demographic of buyers shifting, but also are their home buying concerns and priorities. Let’s take a closer look at what you need to know about today’s homebuyer.

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Why FHA Loans Are Still A Great Option For Homebuyers

[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 12, 2016 2:27:19 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in fha loan, homebuyers

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Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans are mortgages insured by the government that allow homebuyers to qualify more easily. This type of mortgage is the government’s main strategy to promote homeownership throughout the nation, especially among those who have a harder time qualifying for other loan types. Although an FHA loan may not currently be the least expensive option, it may be the best; here are four reasons why.

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