Purchasing a home is a significant milestone, but for many buyers, saving for a large down payment can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, low down payment programs can offer a solution, making homeownership more accessible than ever before. However, before choosing one of these options, it is important to understand both the benefits and potential drawbacks. Low down payment programs are designed to help buyers secure a home with as little as three percent to five percent down, depending on the loan … [Read more...]
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – July 21st, 2025
While inflation has slowed down since the pandemic, it is showing a faster-than-expected rise for consumers, as the CPI (Consumer Price Index) has reported a higher than expected 0.3% increase, contrasted to the 0.2% expected increase. Meanwhile, the PPI (Producer Price Index) has proven to be entirely flat, with the largest takeaway being that signs of tariff-related inflation are — at best — scattered among data reports, leading to many speculating that the impacts have been … [Read more...]
Could You Save Money by Refinancing Right Now?
Understanding the Real BenefitsThe most common reason to refinance is to lower your monthly payment by getting a better interest rate. But refinancing can also help you pay off your loan faster, switch from an adjustable to a fixed rate, or tap into your home equity for important expenses. If your credit score has improved, or if your home has gained value, you may qualify for better loan terms now than when you originally purchased. Lower Monthly Payments or Faster PayoffEven a small drop in … [Read more...]
The One Number More Important Than Your Credit Score for Mortgage Approval
When it comes to getting approved for a mortgage, most people immediately think of their credit score. While it is definitely important, there is another number that can play an even bigger role in your approval, our debt-to-income ratio. Also known as DTI, this number gives lenders a clearer picture of your ability to manage monthly payments and overall debt. What Is Debt-to-Income RatioYour debt-to-income ratio is the percentage of your monthly gross income that goes toward paying debts. This … [Read more...]
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