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Thank you for stopping by our mortgage web site. Even though we have taken special care and consideration to pack this online resource with a wealth of knowledge about the mortgage and real estate process, we want you to feel comfortable calling us at any time to discuss your unique needs and expectations. Our company is committed to higher education, which means we are dedicated to helping our clients and referral partners make the most informed decisions.

8 Questions Your Boise Idaho Lender Should Answer About Mortgage Rates

Boise Idaho home buyers, simply checking online for today’s posted interest rate may not lead to your expected outcome due to the many factors that can cause each individual rate and closing cost scenario to fluctuate. We can preach communication, service and education all day long, but it’s our ultimate goal to earn your trust so that you can be confident in our ability to successfully lead you through this complex mortgage process. Since mortgage rates can change several times a day, the following questions will help determine whether or not your lender truly... [Read More]

Four Possible Reasons To Refinance Your Boise Idaho Mortgage

A mortgage is generally the largest debt most Boise Idaho homeowners have to manage. It’s a good idea to give your personal real estate finance portfolio a check-up at least once a year. Since there are many reasons a homeowner may choose to refinance, we’ll take a look at the four most common. 1. Mortgage Rates Drop: Typically, the most common reason that homeowners refinance their mortgage is to secure a lower interest rate. Interest rate and loan amount determines the total cost that a borrower will pay. The lower the interest rate, the less the... [Read More]

How Much Of A Home Can I Afford In Boise Idaho?

How much Boise Idaho mortgage money can I qualify to borrow? This is typically the number one question mortgage professionals are asked by new clients. Of critical importance when considering mortgage financing: There is sometimes a difference between what a client ***can*** borrow and what they ***should*** borrow. In other words, what makes for a comfortable long-term mortgage payment? The Quick Answer: If we’re simply considering the financial math, lenders will calculate your Debt-to-Income Ratio and generally allow for 28-31% of your gross income to be used... [Read More]