With the New Year having arrived, there have been some drastic improvements to mortgage loan limits for Conventional Financing. Conventional financing includes both Conforming and High Balance loan limits, which…
Financing an Investment Property
Investment properties have been widely accepted as a good investment vehicle, but buying one requires some additional research. Unless you have the cash to purchase them outright, you will need…
Purchasing A Home With Your Partner Before Marriage
We have been noticing a significant shift in buyer trends, specifically with millenials, who now make up the largest sector of first time home buyers. Historically, this segment of home…
Recasting – What is it and Why should you do it?
Recasting, or otherwise known as “re-amortization”, is a feature offered on many of Bluefire Mortgage Group’s loan products. So what exactly is recasting? Recasting is when you make a large…
Make Mortgages Great Again!
For the most part, a mortgage is usually the same, regardless of where it was originated. Sure there are some differences in costs, interest rates, and underwriting standards but what…
How to Payoff Your Mortgage Early
Mortgages are a great financial tool to help finance a home purchase. For some of our homebuyers, Frequently Asked Questions that come up are, “How can I pay my mortgage…
Mortgage Lenders vs Big Banks: Who Should You Choose for Your Mortgage?
When buying a home, the potential homebuyer’s mind usually rushes towards the type of home they want and what features they are looking for but what about paying for it?…
What is the Closing Disclosure?
The Closing Disclosure (CD) outlines the terms of a new mortgage to the potential borrower so that they can review it before signing final loan documents. The Closing Disclosure features…
Why Getting Pre-Approved is Important
When looking to buy a new home, borrowers will often hear that they should get pre-approved for a mortgage before they start searching, but will ask why this is necessary?…
Interest Rate Locks: Why Is This Important?
Just like any goods or services, interest rates for mortgage loans can have a either a cost or offer a credit. This is also known as price. The price of…
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