What Happened to the American Dream of Owning a Home?
We have all seen the stories about mortgages being underwater, job loss causing mortgage defaults and ghost homes in communities across the country. The banking crisis of 2008 had far-reaching implications as companies lost money, employees lost jobs and mortgages that were once affordable are now unmanageable.
Add into all of this lenders who are not always looking out for the best interests of the potential home-buyers and federal and state regulations and you have what was supposed to be a happy time turned into one fraught with stress and anxiety. What was once one of the steps to the American dream of owning a home has turned into a veritable mine-field for many as applying for and receiving a mortgage is now confusing and risky proposition.
The good news it doesn’t have to be that way.
Is Your Mortgage Too Much for You?
Mortgages are a common part of owning a home in the United States. Although some people are able to pay for a home or commercial building in cash, most cannot do so without a loan. With our assistance, we can help you access the best possible rates and understand a mortgage’s role in your overall financial situation.
Make the Best Decisions for Your Financial Situation
If you are searching for a new mortgage or have concerns that your mortgage is detrimental to your current financial situation and want to know what options you have, we can help. Beginning with your initial consultation, our team can provide you with a customized solution to ensure your mortgage is meeting your expectations.
See What We Have to Offer:
- Mortgage consultations
- Initial mortgages
- Residential and commercial mortgages
- Mortgage refinancing
- Reverse Mortgages
- Variety of mortgage lenders
From first-time home-buyers to sophisticated real estate investors, we can find the right mortgage for you.