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Which is Better: Wire Transfer or a Cashier's Check?

You have the option to either bring a cashier's check or do a wire transfer when it comes time to close on your home. So, which is the better option?

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Which Loan is Best For Me?

At PRM, our Mortgage Advisors spend extensive time evaluating your financial situation to determine which home loan would best fit your needs. Learn more.

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Why Choose a VA Loan?

For millions of America's veterans, including those on active duty and those in the National Guard and reserve units, there is the special VA Home Loan.

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Why Mortgages Are Considered "Good Debt"

Did you know that some debts, like student loans or a mortgage, are good debts to have when properly managed? Read more.

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Why the Bad Rap? Reverse Mortgage Facts to Set the Record Straight

Why do reverse mortgages have a bad reputation? Review these reverse mortgage facts to see if it's the right option for you.

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Why You Should Consider Staging Your Home

The primary goal of staging your home is to make the home appeal to the highest number of potential buyers. Read more about it.

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