- Homebuyers
- June 3, 2021
How to Buy a Home in a Seller's Market
With limited homes for sale and more Millennials entering the market, knowing how to buy in a seller's market is crucial.
With limited homes for sale and more Millennials entering the market, knowing how to buy in a seller's market is crucial.
When buying a house, especially for first-time buyers, saving for a down payment is a big concern, but you may need less than you think.
Your credit score, a three-digit number based on your financial history, heavily influences your loan and credit eligibility.
Keep reading to find out a few ideas of things you can include in your finance spring cleaning to-do list.
Read some of our most frequently asked questions (FAQs) people have for our loan officers here at New American Funding.
After spending so much time at home last year, "home" now means much more than just a place to live.
Buying a home out of state can be challenging, but remote work and affordable markets make relocation more feasible.
As home prices rise rapidly, buyers find their money doesn't stretch as far, but moving to a new city might offer a solution.
Buying your first home can be overwhelming, with saving for a down payment, finding the right lender, and navigating closing costs.
Let's clarify the differences between a rainy-day fund and an emergency fund.