Understanding the Impact of Rising Rates Mortgage rates play a major role in how much house you can afford. Even a small increase can raise monthly payments and affect how much you qualify for. For example, the same loan amount at a higher rate could cost hundreds of dollars more each month. This is why buyers often feel pressure to act quickly when rates begin to climb. However, it is important to remember that interest rates are only one piece of the puzzle. Homeownership provides long-term … [Read more...]
How Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets Are Affecting Mortgage Approval
The rise of cryptocurrency and digital assets has transformed the way many people invest and build wealth. As more buyers hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies, the question of how these assets impact mortgage approval has become more common. While lenders are beginning to recognize cryptocurrency, it is still a developing area that requires careful planning. Understanding Cryptocurrency as an Asset Cryptocurrency is considered a digital asset rather than traditional income. This … [Read more...]
Mortgages for Newlyweds, Combining Finances and Buying Your First Home
Starting your life together as a married couple is an exciting season filled with new milestones. One of the biggest decisions many newlyweds face is whether to buy a home together. While combining households and finances can feel overwhelming, taking time to understand how mortgages work and planning together can set you up for long-term success. Understanding Your Finances as a Team Before starting the home search, it is important to sit down together and look at the full picture of your … [Read more...]
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – September 2nd 2025
With the release of the PCE Index, inflation has shown to still be creeping upwards but there is significant speculation that the Federal Reserve will continue with their interest rate cut in the future. Meanwhile, the Consumer Sentiment report has been growing pessimistic amidst the job market, which has been shown to be in a pattern of cooling down. This is offset by the strong growth by the GDP estimates for the second quarter, as it was initially predicted the tariff changes would have a … [Read more...]
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