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Do you want to buy a home, but you don’t think you can afford the down payment? Or maybe you can afford a bigger down payment, but don’t want to deplete your savings. Either way, we’ve got options!

Spring is here and so is the spring buying season. The more you prepare now, the more time you’ll have when spring is in full swing to show and market new listings. Here are a few things to do to help make this spring season the best one yet.

Before you apply for a home loan, first review your credit reports and know your credit score.

Start you house-hunting with confidence by knowing how much home you can afford to purchase by getting pre-approved first.

You're almost there! Learn what you've got to do leading up to closing day and what to expect at the closing table.

Now that you have obtained a pre-approval for a home loan, we take a look at the next steps in the home loan process.

Although some energy efficiency projects can be kind of big, there are plenty of inexpensive and easy things you can to do make your home more energy efficient—and save money on your utility bills.

As the media talks about rising mortgage rates, some house hunters get nervous about the cost of buying a home. This certainly seems logical, especially for anyone who’s only been adulting for 20 years or less and has always lived in a climate of low interest rates.

It’s easy to be a Monday morning quarterback, but when it comes to choosing a mortgage you want to get it right the first time. Check out the winners and losers for 15- and 30-year home loans.

Taxes can be complicated.  When it comes to the details, taxes are always a subject best left for experts – especially when new laws change the rules that apply to federal income taxes.