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Buying a Home

This June, during National Homeownership Month, we’re going to take a closer look at the homeownership process.

No matter where you are on your home buying journey, we have a VA loan to fit your needs. One of the most common uses for a VA loan is purchasing or building a new home. If you’re ready to finance your very own home base, taking adva...

While 30-year mortgages may be the norm, it’s not the only option. In fact, some home buyers prefer a 15-year mortgage. How do you know which one is right for you? It depends on your financial situation and your current and long-term...

Take these tips into consideration before you buy a fixer-upper home. Approach the project with preparation and strategy to convert an older house into a beautiful home for your family to grow in.

In this blog from PrimeLending, we share with you eight tips to help you save your way into a new home in a year or less.

When buying a home there are a few numbers that determine your buying power.

Escrow likely sits toward the top of your list of the last things you want to talk about at a party. However, it really is something you need to understand.

There are a handful of expenses when buying a home, including insurance. In this blog, we’re answering many of the most commonly asked questions about homeowners' insurance.

One of the most important steps when buying a home is the home inspection. Find out what you need to know about this critical process.

If you're looking to buy a home, you'll need to first determine how much home you can afford. Here's how.

In this blog from PrimeLending, we share with you five things you should take into account when considering buying a second home.

Consider these nine factors when researching a new location for your next home.

Closing costs are an important step in your homebuying process. Learn more about what's included.

Whether you’re completely new to homebuying or have an idea of what to expect, find out the 4 important steps to becoming a homeowner.

While there are advantages and disadvantages that come with either buying or renting, the choice really boils down to personal preference. No matter which path you choose, it’s important to make an educated decision.