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Today I want to share how you ask can consult with your lender to get the best rate possible. To hear more about this, watch this short video.

When you're buying or selling a home, you need to know how to structure a contract when personal property is being left behind by the seller. What we're talking about today are called interested party contributions in a real estate contract, and they can come in two forms.

So your goal is to keep your current home and rent it out after you move into a new one. The question I frequently receive about that is whether you can use your tenant’s rent to pay the mortgage on the rental property.

You want to buy a home, but you can’t put as much down as you’d like because your equity is tied up in your old property. If you’re in this situation, don’t worry—you aren’t alone. Today I’ll share a method you can use to lower your monthly payment after closing without putting more money down up front.: a mortgage recast. 

Is it safe to waive your financing contingency? What do you need to know if you do? The low inventory in our market has forced buyers to compete against each other. Many have resorted to waiving their protections to entice the seller. While I don’t recommend that, there are a few things you need to know if you decide to do so. To learn more about your financing contingency, watch my latest video.