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The New FHA & VA Loan Rules – What Homebuyers Need to Know in 2024

📍 Government-Backed Loans Are Changing – Will You Still Qualify? If you’re planning to use an FHA or VA loan, be aware—new regulations could change who qualifies and how much you’ll pay. 🏦 What’s Changing? 🔹 Stricter loan qualifications—borrowers with low credit scores may see new limits.🔹 Funding fee adjustments—VA loans may become more expensive for some...

The Affordable Housing Freeze – How It Affects First-Time Buyers

📍 How the $1B+ Halt on Affordable Housing Impacts First-Time Buyers and Renters The American Dream of homeownership is facing a new hurdle. With over $1 billion in affordable housing funding suspended, first-time buyers, low-income families, and renters looking to transition into homeownership may find it even harder to purchase a home in 2024. 🏡 What’s Happening? In a move that has...

The Do’s & Don’ts of Visiting a Builder Community Without a REALTOR®

Buying a new construction home is an exciting journey, but if you're planning to visit a builder community on your own, it’s important to know how to protect your interests. Builders have their own sales teams working for them—not for you. That’s why it’s essential to follow a few key do’s and don’ts to ensure you get the best deal and avoid costly mistakes. 💬 Can we schedule 15 min to...

Why You Can’t Buy a Home While in Credit Repair Due to Disputes

If you're actively working on improving your credit, you're already on the right track toward homeownership. However, if your credit repair process involves disputing accounts, you might be surprised to learn that this can temporarily prevent you from buying a home. Many buyers don't realize that open disputes on their credit report can cause issues when applying for a mortgage. Here’s why and what you...

Can Single-Family Homes Yield the Same Investment Results as Multi-Family or Commercial Properties?

When it comes to real estate investing, many investors wonder if they can achieve the same level of success with single-family homes as they would with multi-family or commercial properties. The short answer? Yes, but it depends on the strategy. Single-family investments have unique advantages and challenges that, when approached correctly, can generate strong returns comparable to larger asset...

The Ultimate Guide to Mortgage Documents: W-2 vs. 1099 Employees

When you’re applying for a mortgage, one of the most critical parts of the process is providing the necessary documentation. The type of documents you need can vary depending on how you’re employed. Whether you’re a W-2 employee or a 1099 independent contractor, this guide breaks down the requirements so you can prepare with confidence. Documents Required for W-2 Employees If you’re a...

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