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What You Should Know About Home Warranties

A home warranty covers repairs or replacements of a home's systems/appliances when they stop working from old age or general wear and tear.

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What You Should Know About the Appraisal Process

There are many checkpoints on the road to closing, including the home appraisal. Learn more on the PacRes blog.

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What's an LTV Ratio?

Your LTV is a factor in the loan approval process because various loan programs have different maximum LTV limits. Read more here.

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What’s Dad’s Retirement Plan? When a Reverse Mortgage Makes Sense

Help your parents prepare a retirement plan with help from a reverse mortgage as a long-term financial planning tool.

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What’s the ‘Lock In’ Effect? Break Free Using Home Equity

Turn the freeze into a breeze with home equity. From smart renovations to financial empowerment, success starts here.

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When Do I Need a Co-Borrower?

A co-borrower is a person who accepts partial responsibility for repaying a loan. In some cases, this may be the best way to get approved.

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