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22
Dec
2022
How To Make An Offer On A Home
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New Year, New Home? Understanding how to make an offer on your dream home will be key to getting the best deal possible. And we’ve got the “how-to” guide just for you; and there’s only easy steps to follow. We’ll outline them below.
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02
Dec
2022
The Federal Housing Agency (FHA) has just increased the amount of money that can be borrowed through its mortgage programs by more than $51k in most areas. In high cost locations, the increase is even greater. New limits will take effect in 2023.The increases will allow more borrowers to take...
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11
Oct
2022
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The Truth About Mortgage Rates
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23
Sep
2022
At Emerald Home Loans, we’re passionate about opening doors for home buyers.
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06
Sep
2022
Why Should I Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage Loan?
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Finances,
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It's always been a good idea, but lately, it's become even more important to get pre-approved before you start your home search.
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15
Aug
2022
Property Types
Emerald Home Loans
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Buy,
First-Time Homebuyer
When it’s time to buy a new home, it helps to know not only where you want to live, but also what type of home you’ll choose.From single family homes to condos and townhouses, each property type has unique characteristics to understand before you buy.
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30
Jun
2022
Our Jumbo Loans Are Sizzling Hot! Jumbo loans are in high demand especially in today's competitive housing market. It might be because of their competitive interest rates and flexible loan requirements. But it’s more than that.
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21
Jun
2022
If you’ve purchased your home with a down payment lower than 20% of the purchase price, you’re likely paying each month for private mortgage insurance (PMI).
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21
Jun
2022
Changes are coming to medical debt reporting on consumer credit histories. In fact, credit scoring is changing to help consumers – specifically those with medical debt. That's not something you hear every day!
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