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A portable mortgage is a home loan structure that — instead of being tied to a single home forever — would allow a homeowner to transfer their existing mortgage (interest rate, remaining balance, and loan terms) to a new home when they move. In effect, you “take your loan with you.” Under current U.S. norms, […]
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You’ve probably heard it everywhere: “I’m waiting for rates to come down before I buy.” But here’s the truth — the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates does not necessarily mean that mortgage rates will follow. That might sound surprising, but it’s not unusual. And it’s exactly why informed buyers — the ones paying attention — […]
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One Year Since NAR’s New Commission Rules August 17 marked one year since the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) put new commission rules into place as part of a settlement agreement. These rules changed how buyers and sellers pay their real estate brokers and led to major discussions in the industry. New NAR Commission Rules: […]
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It’s hard to believe that the year 2025 is already half over. People thought this year would bring cheaper home loans, lower house prices, and more homes to buy. Experts say the U.S. economy is uncertain, which is slowing down the buying and selling of homes. Additionally, home loan rates have remained close to 7% […]
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Key Take-Aways: Info By County If you are thinking about selling, you can request a free copy of our Max Price Seller Guide with bonuses:
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When you buy a home, something called the “title” is very important. The title is like a document that proves you own the house. However, there can be problems with the title that hinder the sale. For example, there might be unpaid bills (called liens) tied to the house, or someone else might claim they […]
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