Are you looking to buy a home in today’s competitive housing market but worried about rising interest rates? One option that could work in your favor is taking over an assumable FHA mortgage from a seller. This strategy can save you both time and money—especially when mortgage rates are higher now than when the original loan was taken out.

In this blog, we’ll explore the key benefits of assuming an FHA mortgage and provide a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process smoothly.

Buying a home in Idaho as a veteran is an exciting milestone, especially with the benefits of a VA loan. One of the significant advantages of VA loans is the potential to ask the seller to cover your closing costs, a tactic that can save you thousands of dollars upfront. But like any financial decision, there are pros and cons to consider before going this route.

Selling your home is a big deal, especially in Idaho, where everyone knows someone who knows someone who might buy your house. Before you slap that “For Sale” sign on your lawn, there are a few things you should check around your home. Here’s a top 10 list to make sure your house is in tip-top shape—and ready to impress the pickiest of buyers.

Hello, Idaho friends! Whether you're nestled in the Treasure Valley or enjoying the scenic views in Eagle, the question of refinancing your mortgage might pop up more often than spotting a potato truck on I-84. Let's break down when to consider refinancing and the four crucial things to think about before taking the plunge.

The housing market in Idaho has been experiencing significant changes over the past few years. Whether you’re a current homeowner or looking to buy a home in Idaho, understanding these trends is crucial for making informed decisions. As a loan officer in Idaho and someone deeply involved in the real estate industry, I want to share some key insights and trends that are shaping the housing market in 2024.