That’s the trade-off, isn’t it? I’ve seen people do really well with ARMs when rates stay low, but the minute things shift, it can get uncomfortable f...

When a fixed rate just won’t cut it: a mortgage adventure That’s the million-dollar question—how sure can anyone really be about moving when they say...

Why 2025 is the Right Time to Buy or Refinance in North Texas You nailed it with the credit score thing—people get so fixated on timing the market, b...

Couldn’t agree more about asking questions—there’s no such thing as being too thorough when it comes to loan docs. I’ve seen folks get tripped up by “...

That’s honestly one of the wildest parts—had a client last year who got questioned about a Venmo transfer to their spouse for groceries. It’s like, wh...

Honestly, I’ve seen both sides of this. Some local banks really do treat you like a number, even if you’ve been with them forever. Other times, you ge...

Funny how those “heated” family talks always seem to pop up around money, right? I’ve seen folks get so focused on the kitchen reno or that dream vaca...

Yeah, those online estimates can be pretty wild sometimes. Ever had a client who swore their house was worth way more because Zillow said so, only to ...

Good points overall, but is it always practical for clients to double-check everything themselves? I mean, sure, having extra eyes on paperwork is ide...

Fixed-rate loans aren't necessarily restrictive per se, but they can feel that way if your finances or future plans don't neatly align with the standa...

Good points about the financial cushion and insider insights. Curious though, have you considered how your lifestyle might shift if you do make the ju...

Had almost the exact same thing happen with a client recently. We started with one of the big lenders, and it felt like every week there was another f...

Definitely see your point about upfront payments smoothing things out later, but I wonder how much market timing factors into this decision. Like, if ...