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  • Why should you get your home inspected?

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    Home Inspections

  • New Tax Incentive

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    There has been much debate about how the current $8000 tax credit can continue in its current state.  Proponents for keeping the tax credit going have lobbied hard and their efforts have paid off.  The current extended tax credit has been passed continuing the $8000 tax incentive to first time home buyers.

  • VA home loan: What is a VA loan?

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    Veteran home loans are available to current active duty military personnel.  These VA loans are also available to anyone who has previously served in the military and were discharged meeting the minimum VA loan requirements.  These loans are backed by the Federal Government and offer some of the lowest rates available in Colorado.  Military mortgage rates contribute to some of the largest and most powerful portfolios on Wall Street, and have been utilized as one of the best 100% loan programs currently available in Colorado.

  • Mortgage banking information: A week in Review

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    Week ending October 31, 2009

    While daily volatility was high this week, mortgage rates ended just slightly lower than last week. The primary factors influencing mortgage rates were offsetting. The economic growth data released this week was stronger than expected, but inflation remained low. While the first two Treasury auctions produced impressive results, the final one was relatively weak.

  • VA loan questions

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    Q: What is a VA Guaranteed Home Loan?

    A: VA guaranteed loans are made by private lenders, such as banks, savings & loans, or mortgage companies to eligible veterans for the purchase of a home which must be for their own personal occupancy. The guaranty means the lender is protected against loss if you fail to repay the loan. The guaranty replaces the protection the lender normally receives by requiring a down payment allowing you to obtain favorable financing terms.

  • Mortgage Broker Versus Banker

    Some people can find it a bit taxing to understand what the differences are between a mortgage broker and a mortgage banker.  Normally, consumers are drawn to the provider they are most accustomed to working with.  One might think that the decision should be based on the mortgage provider or providers that offer the best rate or the lowest fees, but more often than not it really just comes down to the fact that people are genuinely more comfortable working with either their family broker or their local bank.  Regardless of which type of mortgage provider you ultimately elect as the one to arrange your residential mortgage, by understanding their differences, you can determine which type of provider will work best for you.

  • Colorado Home Mortgage update Good Faith Estimate

    As your Colorado Home Mortgage provider it is important to me that you understand the Good Faith Estimate. I have listed a detail explanation of the Goof Faith Estimate for you to review.

    Good Faith Estimate

    The Good Faith Estimate is a listed of fees associated with the loan being offered to you. These fees are broken down into three major sections; Closing Costs, Prepaid Items, and Title fees.

  • Colorado Mortgage information part 1 of 10

    What is Credit?

    This is the fist of three major qualifying components for a home loan: Credit, Income/employment/, Previous residency

    Lender will review your credit report to determine credit worthiness.

    Three major reporting agencies are: Experian, Transunion, and Equifax. We use Credit Plus to order credit there are many vendors, but primarily the scores will be similar, but not always exactly the same.

    What’s on the credit report: Identifying information, Public information such as judgments or BK’s, Account history for every account you have ever opened.

  • Colorado Mortgage Loan: I’m Back:-)

    The week’s headline economic report showed that inflation rose far more than expected in July, yet mortgage rates barely reacted and ended the week essentially unchanged. The July Consumer Price Index (CPI), the most widely watched inflation indicator, rose at the fastest annual rate since 1991. The core rate, which excludes the volatile food and energy components, rose at a 2.5% annual rate. The Fed’s perceived comfort level for core inflation is between 1.5% and 2.0%.

  • FHA Colorado Home Loans: Will this save us again in our time of need?

    FHA Colorado Home Loans continue to be a great solution for Americans looking for another option in home loan financing. These federally assisted mortgages are issued by qualified lenders like 1st Metropolitan Mortgage right here in Colorado. FHA Colorado Home Loans opened the door for an entire nation in its biggest time of need. During the Great Depression many home owners were experiencing high levels of foreclosures and defaults which created major concern for lending institutions. In order to prevent a complete shut down of conventional home loan lending, The U.S.