THE MARK condominium community in Downtown San Diego has been dealing with a pending litigation between the homeowners association and the developer. This has made the condo units “non-warrantable” as such very few lenders have been able to offer lending options there. We are pleased to announce that we can now Continue Reading →
No matter what your political beliefs, it’s important to understand how the economy is affected when potential scandals arise. In the mortgage industry, interest rates are directly affected when big political headlines hit the front pages of major media outlets. They can go up quickly amidst positive economic news. Likewise, Continue Reading →
Some potential home buyers and mortgage applicants will be really happy when July 1, 2017 rolls around. That’s because they can expect to get a nice little boost in their credit scores. Change in Policy Many people don’t know about a policy shift that is about to happen for the Continue Reading →
I’ve been following the website USAFacts for some time now. I have been really intrigued by what it stands for because it hits so close to home with my own belief in transparency. How the information is presented on USAFacts may not be perfect, and we can’t really fact check Continue Reading →
Historically speaking, single-family homes have always appreciated in value faster than condominiums. Houses come with land, which is obviously much more desirable for most homeowners. A lot of single-family homes aren’t subject to HOA fees, rules and restrictions either. Meanwhile, condos typically have smaller square footage and do not include Continue Reading →
