Mortgage

Did you know building your dream home is possible even if your credit score isn't perfect? Poor credit can make getting approved for a mortgage more challenging. However, you can still create a successful plan to buy a house. Keep reading to learn strategies on how you can

Isn’t it exciting to think about building your dream home from the ground up?  You get to pick out the perfect floor plan, imagine the best layout, and think about all the custom designs you want. Before you get too consumed with all the fun stuff, let's

The real estate market has been a roller coaster ride for the last few years, with prices skyrocketing amid the buying frenzy of the pandemic and then declining earlier this year. Here at Jome, our experts see our current market conditions as an ideal opportunity to buy a new home.

Have you checked your credit score lately? If you’re thinking about buying a home and you don’t know what your credit score is, it may be a good idea to find out. Your credit score can have a significant impact on your mortgage rate and your ability to

When thinking about buying a new construction home, most people account for the down payment, closing costs, and mortgage repayments to decide if they are financially ready. While these certainly are the most significant costs associated with buying a home, there are other ongoing expenses beyond your monthly mortgage payments

When closing day finally arrives, you will no doubt be excited to complete the process and get the keys to your new home as quickly as possible. In order to do so, however, you will need to pay your cash to close. Understanding what your cash to close amount is

Getting your mortgage approved is one of the most important parts of your journey as a homebuyer. Two key steps before getting approved are mortgage prequalification and preapproval. And in this article, we’ll explain exactly what being “prequalified” and being “preapproved” is, and why they’re so important. Mortgage