Well, tax season is upon us and we get the question a lot this time of year, can mortgage and interest be tax deductible? So I’m going to dive into that today in today’s tip of the week and answer that question if it’s on your mind. So let’s get into it. First things first,…

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Denver/Lakewood: You might be asking yourself that question, if you’re looking to buy a home or refinance. Well this week, we are going to answer this question for you this week of how much mortgage can I afford? Affording and qualifying are two different things. Lenders look at a key number when they look at how…

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Property Tax Bill – Do I Have To Pay it?  I Thought My Lender Was Supposed To Pay That! Denver/Lakewood: You may have gotten your property tax bill in the mail around this time in Colorado and you might be asking yourself, “Wait a minute, I escrow for my property taxes. Why am I getting billed?…

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When can you stop paying on your current mortgage payment if you’re refinancing your home loan? I’m going to answer that question and a lot more, in today’s tip of the week. If you’re currently refinancing your home loan, you might be thinking to yourself, “When can I stop paying on my current mortgage? I…

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If you’re going to buy a house, if you’re looking to buy a house in 2020 or you’re looking to move within Colorado or specifically in the Denver area you might be wondering if the housing market will crash soon. I mean can this appreciation that we’ve seen over the last several years or really…

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  What is a right of rescission period on a refinance? We get this question a lot when people are refinancing. They’re wondering how soon after I sign the paperwork is my new loan going to take effect? How soon is this great lower interest rate going to start to affect my payment? And the…

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Here’s a handy little document I found to help you key in on potential tax deductions. ps- By no means am I a tax professional, and this isn’t tax advice, so be sure to get advice from your CPA before filing! Sat Strat 101+ Real Estate Agent Deductions

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What are seller paid closing costs? Denver/Colorado: If you’re wondering what the answer to that question is and how you can get your closing costs paid when you buy a home, I’m going to answer that question for you today. First of all, seller paid closing costs are simply when the seller of the home that…

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What are the Conforming Loan Limits for 2020? Denver/Colorado: If you’re wondering what the answer to the question is of what are the loan limits for mortgages for 2020, I’m going to answer that question. So first of all, I want to talk about the nationwide conforming loan limits for 2020, which increased to 510,400.…

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How Do Credit Card Balances Affect Your Credit? If you don’t already know, credit determines a lot when you are buying a house. This week I’ll explain how high AND low credit card balances can affect your credit, see you on the other side! Credit scores are a statistical number that indicates your creditworthiness, and…

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