Discover effective strategies for how to bid on a house with multiple offers to secure your next dream home. Read now to elevate your home bidding game!

Many buyers think that a down payment of 20% or more is required for a co-op. However, that’s simply not true with all buildings! While each building has its own set of By-Laws and you will have to abide by their down payment requirements, there are a large number of Co-ops in New York that allow for less than 20% down payment.

Discover how a VA home loan works at CrossCountry Mortgage. Learn about eligibility, benefits, and more. Contact us today to simplify your homebuying journey!

CrossCountry Mortgage and the Cleveland Browns announced a long-term partnership that includes naming rights to the training and administrative complex, as well as establishing CCM as the Official Mortgage Partner of the Cleveland Browns.

What is the best ways to increase your home’s equity? We’ve taken a moment to compile a short list of some of our best tips for increasing the equity in your home.

Your credit score is important, and it’s never too early – or too late – to review your creditworthiness and understand what’s on your credit report! If a mortgage is in your future, here are four pieces of useful advice to keep in mind

Whether you live in a historic home or are thinking about buying one, this elevated homeownership experience has benefits both visible and intangible. There are funding sources available through state, federal and private institutions to preserve historic houses and structures.

The decision to refinance usually leads back to achieving your life goals. We can give you all the information you need, and the answers to two questions that will influence your final choice.

Let’s define some key mortgage terms and clear up misconceptions that many individuals have about purchasing a home!

There’s a lot more to a mortgage than just rates. A truly knowledgeable mortgage professional brings a lot more to the process to help you see your mortgage options through a “big picture” lens.