Today is a day to pause and reflect on the people who make this work meaningful. We are truly thankful to every person who has allowed me to be part of their home journey. Whether we have worked together in the past, are connected right now, or will meet in the future, we appreciate the trust you place in us. Thankful for Your ConfidenceEvery conversation, every question and every step forward is a reminder of what an honor it is to support you through one of the most important decisions in … [Read more...]
The Role of Asset Verification in Mortgage Underwriting
When buyers apply for a mortgage, income and credit history get most of the attention. However, there is another essential part of the underwriting process that plays a major part in determining approval. Asset verification helps lenders understand the financial strength behind an application and gives them greater confidence in the borrower's ability to manage the loan responsibly. What Asset Verification MeansAsset verification is the process of reviewing the funds a borrower has available. … [Read more...]
How Non-Occupant Co-Borrowers Can Help with Mortgage Qualification
Many hopeful homebuyers find that their income alone does not quite meet the requirements for a mortgage. This challenge is especially common for people early in their careers, those recovering from financial setbacks, or buyers facing higher home prices. One option that can make a meaningful difference is bringing in a non-occupant co-borrower. What a Non-Occupant Co-Borrower IsA non-occupant co-borrower is someone who agrees to apply for the mortgage with you but does not plan to live in the … [Read more...]
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – November 24th, 2025
This week finally got a strong release of regularly scheduled data, with unemployment figures coming out first, along with employment-rate data. The prior week included the Consumer Price Index, which came in favorable. Some of the unemployment-related numbers, however, weren’t as telling as they could be: the forecast was roughly 50,000, but the actual figure landed closer to 110,000. That’s an order-of-magnitude miss, suggesting we may need to allow some time for the data to … [Read more...]
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