Buyer’s Guide

  In today's fast-paced world, real estate apps have become an essential tool for both home buyers and sellers. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which apps are the best fit for your needs. That's why we've put together this list of the top real estate apps for both buyers and sellers.For Home Buyers:CalHomes: CalHomes is a great app for home buyers because it allows you to...

+ Los Angeles, renowned for its glitz and glamour, is also home to a diverse range of neighborhoods offering a unique blend of lifestyle and affordability. + While certain areas command hefty price tags, there are still pockets of the city where you can find hidden gems with surprisingly good prices. Let's explore ten (10) neighborhoods that might just be your next home location!1. Highland Park:Once a...

For decades, the single-family home has been Southern California’s ultimate lure — a chance to live a life of sun and sand from the comfort of your very own property.Most buyers’ ticket into that life is the starter home. Something modest but not minuscule. Two bedrooms, maybe three. A picket fence in front and a yard out back for the kids and dog to play.But the starter home has changed. As home...

Morsa Images | Digitalvision | Getty ImagesTo help narrow a homeownership gap among Black and Hispanic-Latino communities, Bank of America is launching new zero down payment, zero closing cost mortgage products to help people in minority communities buy their first homes.The program — called the Community Affordable Loan Solution — will be available to certain

Some mortgage lenders have expanded their home loan programs to make it easier for people in low-income and minority communities to become homeowners. Earlier this year, a report by the National Association of Realtors highlighted a disparity in homeownership between white consumers and people of color. Lenders like Bank of America, TD Bank, and Chase

Contact an expert agent for a free, no-obligation consultation today! Over the course of history, mortgage lenders have unfortunately been guilty of denying equal rights to minorities at times. This practice in mortgage lending is known as “redlining.” While redlining has been labeled as illegal, these practices often still have a significant impact on real

Are you looking for a trusted resource where you can obtain information about mortgage loans, as well as learn about other aspects of real estate financing? That's exactly what LoveToKnow Mortgage is. Let us arm you with the knowledge you need to navigate the often-confusing world of mortgage lending. Whether you are purchasing or refinancing

MoneyWatch By Khristopher J. Brooks Updated on: September 3, 2022 / 6:58 PM / MoneyWatch Bank aims to address racial homeownership gap Bank of America offers zero-down mortgages to address racial homeownership gap 05:03 Bank of America is launching a mortgage with no down payment or closing costs that aims to promote homeownership in minority

By Kimberlee Leonard Updated August 01, 2017 Home loan lenders are prohibited from discriminating against minorities when underwriting loans. As a result, there are not a lot of programs specifically for minorities to obtain a mortgage, but there are programs to help lower-income families obtain a mortgage. Native American and Indigenous Peoples Programs The U.S.

Purchasing a place to live is one of the biggest decisions of your life. Even in an ideal scenario — a buyers market with plenty of affordable houses and scant competition — the stress of buying a home is not something to take lightly. And today’s buyers are not living that ideal: Prices remain high