Mortgage & Loans

How are mortgages different than typical loans, and why would you need a mortgage payment calculator?

As a landlord, you might be looking for a way to finance your next investment. This guide is about using rental income to qualify for a mortgage.

As we enter the first month of the new year, plenty of homebuyers and real estate investors are keeping an eye on the January 2023 mortgage rates.

With interest rates up, the number one question on the minds of real estate investors is what the best investment property lenders are.

Investing in property is a great way to build long-term wealth, but you will need to get the best mortgage rate for investment property.

The roller coaster ride that is mortgage rates isn’t done yet. December 2022 mortgage rates surprise all of us as we see them fall below 7%.

Borrowing rates continue their wild roller coaster ride. We see mortgage rates November 2022 hit the 7.00% mark in the first week of the month.

Over the past year, we’ve seen mortgage rates go from record lows to new highs as Q4 2022 opened with rates just below 7% in October.

30-year home mortgage rates are on the rise again. So are the other mortgage types. What’s in store for real estate investors this month?

While there is a very low correlation between real estate and the stock market, home prices continue to increase along with inflation.

After going below 5% last week, current mortgage rates are up again this week. It seems we’re in for a roller coaster ride for the next few weeks.

In the first quarter of 2022, mortgage delinquencies went up, according to an Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC) survey of several banks.

Just like that, mortgage rates today are up again as we enter July. While June gave us a bit of a breather, July came in strong with a huge jump. …

When will mortgage rates go down in 2022? It is a question often asked since Q1 of 2022. It is one that is still left unanswered.

As we are nearing the end of Q2 2022, the rise in June mortgage rates appears to be slowing down compared to the speed at which interest rates are increasing.