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How Debt to Income (DTI) Ratio Can Affect a Borrower's Mortgage

Does having debt affect you getting a mortgage? Learn how DTI ratios determine loan eligibility.

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How Do Student Loans Affect Your Mortgage Application

Student loan debt is the second highest consumer debt category. We offer three solutions to help you qualify for a mortgage, despite education debt.

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How Does My Money Get Distributed in a Real Estate Transaction?

This is why it's important to know exactly where your money goes and what your home-related finances will look like in the future.

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How Interest Rate Affects Your Purchasing Power

Interest rates have been steadily increasing since late 2017. But how does an increase in interest rates affect your ability to buy a house? Here's how.

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How Much House Can I Afford? The Answer Is Different for Everyone

Of all of the things you'll buy, a house is likely your biggest investment. Use this blog to help determine how much home you can afford.

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How Much Should You Save for Retirement

If you haven't started saving for retirement, that's okay! There are strategies to get your finances in order and your savings on the right track.

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