Posts Tagged ‘home loan’

Should You Renovate Your Home or Move?

March 1, 2021

Should You Renovate Your Home or Move?

After spending the majority of the last year at home, many of us are thinking it doesn’t quite fit our needs anymore. Maybe it’s time for an upgrade. But should you renovate your home or sell it and look for a new home? Here are some points to consider when making your decision. What Needs […]

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How to Start Saving for a New Home

February 3, 2021

How to Start Saving for a New Home

With the new year starting most of us have new goals and aspirations we want to work towards, and with so much time spent at home, you might be thinking it’s time for a new house! But how to start saving up for a new home? We have gathered our best tips and important points […]

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Homebuying Terms You Should Know

January 21, 2021

Homebuying Terms You Should Know

The homebuying journey comes with a complete new language, new words and jargon that you may not have heard before. Getting acquainted with this homebuying lingo will help you understand the process better and communicate with your Real Estate Agent and Mortgage Banker more efficiently. Here are some of the main homebuying terms you should […]

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Family Opportunity Loan – A Mortgage For Your Aging Parents

October 8, 2018

Family Opportunity Loan – A Mortgage For Your Aging Parents

Now there is a way to give back to your elderly parents that is also an investment opportunity for you. Resource Financial Services is proud to offer Fannie Mae’s Family Opportunity Loan, which allows you to purchase a property for your parents if they cannot qualify on their own credit. If you are interested in purchasing a […]

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Interest Rate and APR. What’s the Difference?

September 20, 2017

Interest Rate and APR. What’s the Difference?

There are a few costs associated with taking out a mortgage. They include the interest rate, points, fees and other charges. The interest rate is the cost you will pay each year to borrow the money. It is a percentage rate and doesn’t reflect any other charges you may have to pay for the loan. […]

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