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What Buyers Should Look for When Buying Their First Home

[fa icon="calendar'] Oct 18, 2021 7:30:00 AM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in fha loan, mortgage news, homeownership, loan payments, first time homeowner, buying vs. renting, investment, mortgage, mortgage refinancing, real estate, real estate market, loans, credit score, 3% down mortgage, home buying, applying for a loan, homebuyers, homeowners insurance, mortgage rates, mortgage terms, co-signing a mortgage, single women homebuyers, housing industry, home value, title insurance, Loan Officer

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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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How the New Tax Reform Affects Deductions for Homeowners and Home Sellers

[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 2, 2018 5:30:58 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in first time home owner, fha loan, loan candidate, standard loans, mortgage rate, economy, mortgage news, renting vs. buying, home ownership, homeownership, tips, loan payments, 203K Streamline, expenses, first time homeowner, buying vs. renting, realtor tips, selling your home, mortgage process, technology, housing market, credit cards, money, rent rates, pmi, trid, first time home buyers, investment, second home, mortgage, mortgage pre-approval, private mortgage insurance, mortgage refinancing, real estate, real estate market, renovation, loans, tax benefits, 3% down mortgage, home buying, applying for a loan, mortgage qualification, first time home sellers, buying a vacation home, pmi rates, mortgage rates

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January 1, 2018, President Donald Trump’s new 7 year tax reform law became effective.

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Paying Off Your Credit Cards Will Aid in Mortgage Loaning

[fa icon="calendar'] May 31, 2016 10:29:57 AM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in mortgage news, expenses, credit cards, money, mortgage, loans

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Beginning in June, Fannie Mae, which is one of the biggest government-sponsored buyers of mortgages, will now favor borrowers making efforts to pay down their credit cards when it comes to buying home loans. This means those just paying the
monthly minimums may simply not be enough. The company’s counterpart, Freddie Mac, is expected to follow suit.

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203K Streamline and Standard Loans

[fa icon="calendar'] Apr 12, 2016 3:35:49 PM / by Eustis Mortgage posted in standard loans, homeownership, tips, 203K Streamline, loans

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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) 203k loans are immensely popular renovation loan products available to well-qualified borrowers looking to purchase either a fixer-upper or a home that just needs one or two additions to be “perfect”.

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