Mortgage Basics
first time home buyer Mortgage Basics Intro
first time home buyer Should I Buy a Home
 
What you should know about owning a home.
How much home can I afford?
In conclusion
first time home buyer How Mortgages Work
first time home buyer Factors that Effect Your Payment
first time home buyer Paperwork & Loan Fees
first time home buyer Loan Processing, Now What?
first time home buyer Atlas, Closing
Should I Buy a Home?
Before you buy your new dream home, make sure you know everything that comes with it. And above all, be honest with youself. Can I really afford a home?
 

 

 
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"It is the right time in my life to buy a home?" Hundreds of thousands of Americans ask themselves that every year. There's no easy answer. Emotions, family and personal reasons all come into play in any home-buying decision. Our advice, be honest with yourself and make sure you know what you are getting yourself into.

No one knows what the future holds for you, your family, your job or your finances. But we can help you understand what you're going to encounter when you embark on the sometimes-difficult journey toward the American Dream of owning a home.

When you get that urge to buy a house, the first thing to do is step back and ask whether it makes more sense to keep renting for a while. If you still want to buy, you need to figure out how much home you can afford and wheather you can find a home in your budget.

 
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Mortgage Tip: Choosing a Mortgage Term
The term of your mortgage is an important factor to consider when choosing your mortgage program. Obviously, the longer the term, the lower the payments - but low payments aren't on every person's mind. In fact, some people prefer to make larger payments towards their home loan because it will be paid off more quickly and because they are putting their money into an appreciating asset. Additionally, if you plan to rent or lease your property or a unit in your property, you'll make more money the faster you pay down your mortgage. The moral of the story is that larger payments are better as long as you can afford them. This doesn't mean you can't get a 30 year fixed mortgage and just be disciplined enough to make an extra payment or two throughout the year, but it does mean that the more money you put into your home, the better off you'll be.
 
 
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