A decade ago, when home values were soaring and real estate was booming, many homeowners took advantage by taking cash out from the equity in

I recently had the privilege of speaking at an event in front of a room full of real estate agents. The broker who introduced me

I recently closed a new home purchase loan for a first time home buyer that made me very proud. He wasn’t a regular first time

One of the more well-known idioms in real estate is “location, location, location,” but when it comes to the most fundamental principle of the industry

As the title indicates, I do have a point to make. Although in the mortgage business when a banker says they want to “make a

If I were to take a vote, I believe that the general consensus would be, outside of “good health,” “time” and “money” are the most

Wells Fargo and Bank of America have been the first major banks to say they are starting to see demand for home loans taper off.

I thank those of you who commented to me about how they enjoyed last week’s article, and separately to those of you who appreciated how

Without a doubt “The 10 Plagues” is one of the more popular storylines in the Torah for people of all ages. In the mortgage-world, there

If you are like many in the community, thoughts of school break and winter vacation are dominating your current plans. Undoubtingly after your trip is

This past week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced that two of the three major credit reporting agencies (TransUnion and Equifax) that are responsible

We all know the common saying, “Time is money.” On the surface, it means time is a valuable commodity, so it’s best to do things