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My proficiency shines during the initial mortgage consultation. Think of it as a doctor’s visit where I assess key financial indicators, such as income, assets, and credit. With over 20 years under my belt, I can often suggest loan options that might elude others. From assisting individuals with non-traditional incomes to investors with varying income proofs, I’ve seen and helped a diverse clientele.
In the complex world of mortgages, it’s imperative to partner with someone knowledgeable. I encourage you to avoid script-readers and choose a Mortgage Advisor who truly understands the nuances of the process. After all, a home is often the most significant asset in one’s portfolio. I’m here to ensure it’s a well-guarded one.
Recent Posts
The 2023 Housing Market vs. The 2008 Crash: Why We’re Not in a Bubble
The housing market is often a topic of conversation, especially when home prices start to rise. The term “housing bubble” tends to make headlines, evoking memories of the 2008 housing market crash. However, it’s crucial to understand the differences between the current market conditions in 2023 and those that led to the 2008 crisis. In this blog, we’ll explore these differences and explain why we’re not in a housing bubble in 2023.
3 Reasons Why Higher Rates Might Be Advantageous to Buyers Right Now
Conventional wisdom often dictates that lower mortgage rates are always better for homebuyers. While this can be true in many cases, the current economic environment actually makes a compelling case for why higher rates might be beneficial for potential homebuyers. This blog post will explore three main points that shed light on this counterintuitive perspective.
Moving Up with Debt Consolidation: Why Higher Mortgage Rates Shouldn't Hold You Back
In today’s environment of rising mortgage rates, many homeowners are reluctant to “move up,” or upgrade to a better home. However, if you look at the bigger financial picture, particularly when considering debt consolidation, a move could actually be financially beneficial. In this blog post, we’ll delve into why higher mortgage rates shouldn’t be an obstacle to moving up and why, despite thinking you might have a 3% mortgage rate, your actual rate could be much higher when debt is taken into account.