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Selling a home can already feel complicated, and the process can raise additional questions if you have borrowed against your property’s equity. Many homeowners wonder whether an outstanding home equity loan or line of credit will prevent them from
Mar 31, 2026 |
Fannie Mae is at it again, continuing to make changes to condominium requirements. The latest lender letter, LL-2026-03, dated March 18, 2026, brings some good, some bad and some ugly. The letter can be found at file:///H:/Superior%20Funding/Knowled
Mar 24, 2026 | Conventional Loans Condominiums
The homebuying process involves large financial transactions, multiple parties, and significant personal information. Because of this complexity, mortgage scams have become increasingly sophisticated in recent years. Criminals often target buyers during t
Mar 24, 2026 | Purchasing a Home
For many aspiring real estate investors, the biggest barrier to getting started is the cost of buying an investment property. Down payments, higher interest rates, and stricter lending requirements can make traditional investment properties difficult to a
Mar 17, 2026 | Purchasing a Home
Your credit score plays a major role in qualifying for a mortgage in 2026. While loan guidelines have remained relatively consistent, underwriting has become more flexible in how lenders evaluate overall risk. That means your score matters—but it&r
Mar 10, 2026 | Credit
If you are self-employed, getting approved for a mortgage can feel more complex than it does for a salaried employee. Traditional loan programs often require steady W-2 income and consistent pay stubs. However, there are strong mortgage options available
Mar 03, 2026 | Purchasing a Home