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Bank Statement Loan

We're excited to introduce our PRM Bank Statement Loan, an alternative program specifically for self-employed applicants. Learn more today!

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Bargain Haunting? Refinance to Create Breathing Room in Your Budget

Discover the power of debt consolidation through mortgage refinancing. Streamline finances and secure a stronger financial future.

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Be Prepared: Your Summer First-Aid Essentials

Are you facing hardship and worried about making monthly mortgage payments? Fortunately, homeowners have options to get some assistance in hard times. For example, during the financial crisis that began in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US government introduced a series of measures to bolster forbearance and deferment options. In times like these, forbearance and deferment are two options you may be able to take advantage of to temporarily postpone your mortgage payments.

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Beating Out Your Competitors in a Multi-Offer Situation

Understanding your market will also prepare you for difficult situations, such as going up against multiple offers on a house you want.

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Benefits of a VA Home Loan

Did you know there are loans specifically for Veterans and active military members? Learn more about VA home loans here.

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Benefits of Selling During the Holidays

There's no denying that spring is one of the best times to sell your home, but there are also benefits to selling during the holiday season.

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