by David Steinbrugge
Buying your first home is a big deal – it’s exciting, but also a little scary. One of the biggest questions right now is: is it a good time to buy? With mortgage rates higher than they’ve been in a while, it’s natural to wonder if it’s better...
by David Steinbrugge
Navigating the World of Assumable Mortgages: A Homebuyer’s Guide When it comes to buying a home, the financial aspects can be as complex as they are critical. One option that might not be on every buyer’s radar is the assumable mortgage. This financial...
by David Steinbrugge
Mortgage rates have been on a bit of a roller coaster this year, and if you’re trying to keep track without getting lost in the jargon, you’re not alone. Let’s break it down into plain speak. First off, mortgage rates started the year on the high...
by David Steinbrugge
Great question! Buying down the rate can lower the rate permanently (for the entire life of the loan) or temporarily, for the first year or two. Let’s explore temporary rate buydown options. A 2/1 mortgage rate buydown is a type of financing arrangement that...
by David Steinbrugge
Great Question! A temporary rate buydown is a way to lower the interest rate on a mortgage for a short period of time, usually one to three years. This can make the monthly payments more affordable for the borrower, especially in the beginning of the loan term....
by David Steinbrugge
Buying down your mortgage rate means paying an extra fee at closing to get a lower interest rate and monthly payment on your loan. This can be a good option for some homebuyers, but it also has some drawbacks. Here are some of the pros and cons of buying down your...
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