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With a VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (VA IRRRL), also known as a VA Streamline Refinance loan, you can lower the interest rate on your current VA loan through a quick and simple process designed specifically for veterans and active military. We have a team of experienced VA home loan experts that understands the military lifestyle and will guide you through the home financing process. ...
From all of us at AmeriHome Mortgage, we want to wish you a happy Labor Day! We hope you enjoy some well-earned time of rest, relaxation, and fun with friends and family. ...
Ever wish you could use your home equity to get cash without touching your current mortgage? That’s where a Closed-End Second, also known as a Second Lien Mortgage, comes into play. A Closed-End Second is a separate loan that sits on top of your existing mortgage. Instead of refinancing your first loan, you keep it exactly as it is, with the same rate and the same term, and take out an additional loan using your available home equity. Watch as Jennifer Priestley breaks down everything you need to know about a Second Lien Mortgage.
Thinking about buying a home again? It can be helpful to refresh your understanding of what happens behind the scenes during the mortgage process. Terms like operations, underwriting, closing, clear to close, and funding may sound familiar, but remembering how each stage works can help you feel more confident and prepared when it’s time for your next purchase. To learn more, check out our blog post on this topic here: www.amerihome.com/a-refresher-on-the-mortgage-process/...
Housing inventory is continuing to increase modestly, rising 1.28% year-over-year according to a recent HousingWire report. As a result, the market is becoming more balanced, although elevated mortgage rates continue to keep demand in check.
Some sellers may be more willing to negotiate, and buyers may have somewhat more leverage than they’ve had in previous years. If you’ve been thinking about selling your current home and purchasing another one, today’s market may offer opportunities that weren’t available a few years ago.
With inventory increasing and more homes coming onto the market, buyers have more options to choose from and may face less competition than during the highly competitive housing market of recent years. While mortgage rates remain elevated, a more balanced market may make it easier to find the right home and negotiate favorable terms than when inventory was at historic lows.
If you are interested in exploring your home financing options, our Home Loan Experts will be your guide. To get started, give us a call at 844.634.0282. ...
As the cost of education continues to rise, many families are searching for affordable ways to pay for college tuition, private school expenses, graduate programs, and other educational opportunities. While scholarships, savings accounts, and student loans can help, homeowners may also be able to tap into their home equity to get the cash they need with a Cash-Out Refinance, often at interest rates that are lower than other borrowing options. Check out our blog to learn about creative ways homeowners can use a Cash-Out Refinance to invest in education: www.amerihome.com/5-creative-ways-to-fund-education-with-a-cash-out-refinance/...
Taking control of your finances starts with understanding where your money goes and where it's headed. Whether you're saving for a home, paying down debt, building your emergency fund, or planning for the future, the small financial decisions you make today can make a big difference tomorrow. Take some time today to review your budget and savings goals, so you can take charge of your financial future. Happy Financial Awareness Day! ...
With a VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (VA IRRRL), also known as a VA Streamline Refinance loan, you can lower the interest rate on your current VA loan through a quick and simple process designed specifically for veterans and active military. We have a team of experienced VA home loan experts that understands the military lifestyle and will guide you through the home financing process. ...
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If you’re a veteran or currently serving in the military, keep watching for an opportunity you don’t want to miss! ...
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From all of us at AmeriHome Mortgage, we want to wish you a happy Labor Day! We hope you enjoy some well-earned time of rest, relaxation, and fun with friends and family. ...
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Ever wish you could use your home equity to get cash without touching your current mortgage? That’s where a Closed-End Second, also known as a Second Lien Mortgage, comes into play. A Closed-End Second is a separate loan that sits on top of your existing mortgage. Instead of refinancing your first loan, you keep it exactly as it is, with the same rate and the same term, and take out an additional loan using your available home equity. Watch as Jennifer Priestley breaks down everything you need to know about a Second Lien Mortgage.
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Thinking about buying a home again? It can be helpful to refresh your understanding of what happens behind the scenes during the mortgage process. Terms like operations, underwriting, closing, clear to close, and funding may sound familiar, but remembering how each stage works can help you feel more confident and prepared when it’s time for your next purchase. To learn more, check out our blog post on this topic here: www.amerihome.com/a-refresher-on-the-mortgage-process/ ...
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Housing inventory is continuing to increase modestly, rising 1.28% year-over-year according to a recent HousingWire report. As a result, the market is becoming more balanced, although elevated mortgage rates continue to keep demand in check.
Some sellers may be more willing to negotiate, and buyers may have somewhat more leverage than they’ve had in previous years. If you’ve been thinking about selling your current home and purchasing another one, today’s market may offer opportunities that weren’t available a few years ago.
With inventory increasing and more homes coming onto the market, buyers have more options to choose from and may face less competition than during the highly competitive housing market of recent years. While mortgage rates remain elevated, a more balanced market may make it easier to find the right home and negotiate favorable terms than when inventory was at historic lows.
If you are interested in exploring your home financing options, our Home Loan Experts will be your guide. To get started, give us a call at 844.634.0282. ...
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As the cost of education continues to rise, many families are searching for affordable ways to pay for college tuition, private school expenses, graduate programs, and other educational opportunities. While scholarships, savings accounts, and student loans can help, homeowners may also be able to tap into their home equity to get the cash they need with a Cash-Out Refinance, often at interest rates that are lower than other borrowing options. Check out our blog to learn about creative ways homeowners can use a Cash-Out Refinance to invest in education: www.amerihome.com/5-creative-ways-to-fund-education-with-a-cash-out-refinance/ ...
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Taking control of your finances starts with understanding where your money goes and where it's headed. Whether you're saving for a home, paying down debt, building your emergency fund, or planning for the future, the small financial decisions you make today can make a big difference tomorrow. Take some time today to review your budget and savings goals, so you can take charge of your financial future. Happy Financial Awareness Day! ...
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