2 years ago
buying a home in Redding California

Is Redding a Good Place To Invest In Real Estate?

This ARTICLE Is About Buying A Home In Redding California And Its Benefits Buying A Home In Redding, California offers many benefits for those who like a dense suburban atmosphere. Unlike other congested cities in California, Redding is a small town with a population of 91,327. The town is in Shasta, County. Most residents of...

3 years ago
conventional loans for who

Who are Conventional Loans Best For?

Are you looking for a loan that offers more flexibility than an FHA loan? If so, a conventional loan may be the right choice for you. Here are some things to consider if you’re thinking about applying for a conventional loan. Conventional loans are best for people with good credit who can afford a down...

3 years ago
mortgage process steps

What is the Home Buying Process Step-By-Step?

Understanding The Mortgage Process For First-Time Homebuyers is important. Most homebuyers will need a mortgage when buying a home. For most people, a mortgage can be intimidating and not a subject they want to learn. Understanding the mortgage process is not difficult. We will explain the step-by-step process on how the overall homebuying and mortgage...

3 years ago
Guidelines for Home Mortgage Collections and Charge-Off Accounts

Guidelines for Home Mortgage Collections and Charge-Off Accounts

Mortgage Guidelines On Charged-Off Accounts do not require borrowers to pay outstanding non-mortgage charged-off accounts to be paid off on owner-occupant primary home government and conventional loans. This holds true no matter how large the outstanding charge-off amount is. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac only exempt charged-off accounts on owner-occupant conventional loans ONLY. This rule...

3 years ago
Mortgage Guidelines on Non-Occupying Co-Borrower

Mortgage Guidelines on Non-Occupying Co-Borrower?

FHA and Conventional loans are the two most popular home mortgage programs in the nation that allow non-occupant co-borrowers to be added to the main borrower on a home purchase and/or refinance mortgage. There are three government-backed mortgages: FHA loans VA loans USDA loans Government-backed mortgages are for owner-occupant homes only. You cannot finance second...