What is a 2/1 Buydown?
Leslie Swart, co-owner of Blue Skye Lending, explains what a 2/1 buydown is, and why home buyers and sellers using it.
November 7, 2022
Leslie Swart, co-owner of Blue Skye Lending, explains what a 2/1 buydown is, and why home buyers and sellers using it.
If you have consumer debt, especially credit card debt, you are going to want to watch this: The Fed rate hikes are having a very real impact on you.
Leslie Swart, co-owner of Blue Skye Lending, explains how the Fed’s rate hike affects mortgage rates.
There are a seemingly endless array of home loan programs available today. Therefore, we developed a handy list of some of the more popular loan products available.
Refinancing in a rising interest rate environment can seem counter-intuitive. However, in some instances, it can actually save you money. Assessing your particular situation is key. We thought it might be easier to understand by giving an example. Meet Tom.
With a warm climate, beautiful scenery, and affordable property prices, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Florida is an attractive choice for homebuyers. But thanks to increasing numbers having the flexibility to work remotely and spend more time at home, there’s been an influx of people with the same idea. That means greater competition — so how can you increase your chance of getting your offer accepted in Florida?
Deciding whether to rent or buy is a big decision. While there are many advantages to owning your home versus renting, there are also many factors that come into play when making the final choice to buy rather than rent.
I will admit.
I am frustrated because it seems like many lenders are hiring inexperienced Mortgage Loan Originators and training them on how to sell rather than on how to structure a loan for the benefit of the borrower.
Florida may differ from your current state in regards to the property types, the costs involved and the minimum amount of funds needed in order to buy. Here are a few bits of information that may be helpful in buying a home in the Sunshine State.
Florida may differ from your current state in regards to the property types, the costs involved and the minimum amount of funds needed in order to buy. Here are a few bits of information that may be helpful in buying a home in the Sunshine State.