Posts Tagged ‘Lawrence Kansas mortgage’
Save $$$ with an independent mortgage broker
Especially in times of increasing interest rates and high inflation, it is important to make sure you stretch your dollar as far as it will go. When you are buying a home it is no different. It is a fact that independent mortgage brokers are the best way for consumers to get a mortgage. The…
Read MoreWhat can you do with a conventional mortgage loan? Lots of things!
Among other products, First Assured Mortgage offers Conventional Mortgages, from our network of high quality mortgage companies and banks. A conventional mortgage is a type of loan that meets certain criteria set our by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These mortgages are not guaranteed by the government like FHA, VA, and USDA mortgages, but, they do require mortgage…
Read MoreDivorcing? What you can do about your mortgage.
Being in the mortgage business for 20 years I have had a lot of experience advising people who are divorcing about what to do with their mortgage. There are many questions that arise when a married couple splits up: Can I afford the marital home on my current income? What documentation would you need from…
Read MoreA Better Mortgage Experience For Business Owners, High Level Executives And Public Figures
By Joel Kaczor, Owner/Broker- First Assured Mortgage As a business owner and entrepreneur, I clearly understand whats important to you and am prepared to provide the solutions you need when purchasing or refinancing a home. You need confidentiality. For many reasons the last thing you want as a business owner in a community is to…
Read MoreAnd your mortgage payment is…
What would the mortgage payment be for the median home price in Lawrence, KS using four common loan types? By Joel Kaczor- Owner/Broker, First Assured Mortgage The Lawrence Board Of Realtors recently released their 2018 median home price of $204,200. What does this mean to home buyers in this price range? Well here are four…
Read MoreMortgage Rates- Are they going up or down in 2019?
Now that 2018 is in the books, take a look at the ups and downs. After a drastic increase in mortgage rates in the first quarter things calmed down until September. The last month and a half gave back almost a half a point again. So what is going to happen to the mortgage rates…
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