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Realtor.com reports that mortgage rates are expected to remain lower than they were last year. Rates fell to the low 6% range by the end of 2025, and even dropped into the 5% range for one week this year. ... See MoreSee Less
Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but knowing how much home you can afford is where the journey really begins. Before you start touring houses and scrolling through real estate listings, consider these six steps to understand what you should be looking for. Read our blog post for more: www.amerihome.com/how-much-home-can-you-afford/... See MoreSee Less
Mortgage terms can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re launching Mortgage 101, short, simple explanations to help you feel more confident. First term: escrow. An escrow account is set up to help manage certain home‑related expenses, like property taxes and homeowners insurance. Instead of paying those costs all at once when they’re due, a portion is included in your monthly mortgage payment, and the funds are held and paid on your behalf when the time comes. ... See MoreSee Less
Has it been a while since you purchased a new home? Contact one of our Home Loan Experts to confirm the paperwork you’ll need to gather so you can rest easy knowing your new home purchase will go smoothly. Check out these 6 documents you may need in order to buy a home: www.amerihome.com/6-key-things-youll-need-to-buy-a-home/... See MoreSee Less
For many homeowners, the ability to purchase a new home is often contingent on selling their current one. While some may be comfortable with this traditional approach, selling first and then buying can be a stressful, risky, and inconvenient process. That’s why at AmeriHome, we offer the Buy Before You Sell program, a flexible solution designed to help you transition smoothly from one home to the next without the uncertainty of traditional timelines. To learn more, visit www.amerihome.com/top-4-benefits-of-the-buy-before-you-sell-program/... See MoreSee Less
A home inspection is one of the most important steps in your homebuying journey, helping identify red flags that may require costly repairs or lead to safety concerns. A foundation problem is a red flag to be aware of, as it can impact a home’s structural integrity. Strong homes need a solid foundation! For more information on inspection red flags, check out: www.amerihome.com/7-inspection-red-flags-to-look-out-for/... See MoreSee Less
Are you looking for a new home but are waiting for a lower interest rate? A Buydown allows you to reduce your payment and get additional savings for the first few years of your loan term by having a third party, such as a builder or seller, prepay some of the interest on your loan. ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know? A co‑borrower is someone who applies for a mortgage with you and shares responsibility for the loan, making it a team effort from day one! Applying with a co‑borrower may help you qualify for a mortgage by combining income and sharing the loan responsibility. For more information, contact one of our Home Loan Experts at 844.271.6540. Just imagine the possibilities! ... See MoreSee Less
Although pre-qualification and pre-approval are sometimes used interchangeably, it’s important to know the difference and when you’ll need them during your homebuying journey. Check out these 5 key differences between a pre-approval and pre-qualification for a home loan. ... See MoreSee Less
Although pre-qualification and pre-approval are sometimes used interchangeably, it’s important to know the difference and when you’ll need them during your homebuying journey. Check out these 5 ke...
Realtor.com reports that mortgage rates are expected to remain lower than they were last year. Rates fell to the low 6% range by the end of 2025, and even dropped into the 5% range for one week this year. ... See MoreSee Less
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Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but knowing how much home you can afford is where the journey really begins. Before you start touring houses and scrolling through real estate listings, consider these six steps to understand what you should be looking for. Read our blog post for more: www.amerihome.com/how-much-home-can-you-afford/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Mortgage terms can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re launching Mortgage 101, short, simple explanations to help you feel more confident. First term: escrow. An escrow account is set up to help manage certain home‑related expenses, like property taxes and homeowners insurance. Instead of paying those costs all at once when they’re due, a portion is included in your monthly mortgage payment, and the funds are held and paid on your behalf when the time comes. ... See MoreSee Less
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Has it been a while since you purchased a new home? Contact one of our Home Loan Experts to confirm the paperwork you’ll need to gather so you can rest easy knowing your new home purchase will go smoothly. Check out these 6 documents you may need in order to buy a home: www.amerihome.com/6-key-things-youll-need-to-buy-a-home/ ... See MoreSee Less
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For many homeowners, the ability to purchase a new home is often contingent on selling their current one. While some may be comfortable with this traditional approach, selling first and then buying can be a stressful, risky, and inconvenient process. That’s why at AmeriHome, we offer the Buy Before You Sell program, a flexible solution designed to help you transition smoothly from one home to the next without the uncertainty of traditional timelines. To learn more, visit www.amerihome.com/top-4-benefits-of-the-buy-before-you-sell-program/ ... See MoreSee Less
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A home inspection is one of the most important steps in your homebuying journey, helping identify red flags that may require costly repairs or lead to safety concerns. A foundation problem is a red flag to be aware of, as it can impact a home’s structural integrity. Strong homes need a solid foundation! For more information on inspection red flags, check out: www.amerihome.com/7-inspection-red-flags-to-look-out-for/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you looking for a new home but are waiting for a lower interest rate? A Buydown allows you to reduce your payment and get additional savings for the first few years of your loan term by having a third party, such as a builder or seller, prepay some of the interest on your loan. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Did you know? A co‑borrower is someone who applies for a mortgage with you and shares responsibility for the loan, making it a team effort from day one! Applying with a co‑borrower may help you qualify for a mortgage by combining income and sharing the loan responsibility. For more information, contact one of our Home Loan Experts at 844.271.6540. Just imagine the possibilities! ... See MoreSee Less
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Although pre-qualification and pre-approval are sometimes used interchangeably, it’s important to know the difference and when you’ll need them during your homebuying journey. Check out these 5 key differences between a pre-approval and pre-qualification for a home loan. ... See MoreSee Less
5 Key Differences Between A Pre-Approval And Pre-Qualification For A Home Loan
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Although pre-qualification and pre-approval are sometimes used interchangeably, it’s important to know the difference and when you’ll need them during your homebuying journey. Check out these 5 ke...0 CommentsComment on Facebook