Most Conventional Loans Aren’t Assumable. What To Do Instead
Offering to let a buyer assume your loan can get you top dollar for your home. Options for sellers and buyers if the home has a non-assumable conventional loan.
Offering to let a buyer assume your loan can get you top dollar for your home. Options for sellers and buyers if the home has a non-assumable conventional loan.
Choosing between a conventional loan and a jumbo loan isn’t as hard as you might think. Examine a few key aspects of your scenario to make it a straightforward decision.
If your loan application doesn't quite fit the mold, human intervention might flip it from denied to approved.
This rising fraud scheme might seem innocent enough, but it comes with serious consequences, including losing your home.
Conventional loans aren't just for single-family homes. You can also use them to buy a 2-4 unit that you live in as your primary residence. Here's how.
While it might be difficult, it is possible to raise a property's value enough to refinance out of mortgage insurance.
Most homebuyers think of conventional loans as the gold standard in lending. Here's when they're not.
Buyers haven't needed 20% down for decades, but the myth persists. All about the 5% down conventional loan.
There are 105 areas in the U.S. where the conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac 1-unit loan limit is over $1 million.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac cut fees and rates for moderate-income first-time buyers. Here are the details.