What’s the Difference Between a Non-QM and QM Loan?

Economic times have become very uncertain. Our historically-low interest rates have begun to rise, and many who were in the market
How to Get Your Offer Accepted – Skip the Pre-Approval

It’s hard to believe that the summer is behind us, that kids have returned to school, and the holidays will soon be upon us.
Interest Rates on the Rise – Is a Condotel a Wise Investment?

It seems like interest rates have been locked in for so long, we have all forgotten that they are historically low and not the norm.
Is a Non-QM for Build-to-Rent Mortgages Smart?

As we head into fall and a post-pandemic economy, interest rates appear to be on the rise. With inventory for real estate remaining at an all-time low,
Condotels – Are They A Good Rental Investment?

If you haven’t heard of a condotel, it might be something that you want to consider as we move into post-pandemic conditions with a renewed sense of adventure
Beat Out the Competition by Having Cash in Hand

As the summer rages on, so does the red-hot real estate market in South Carolina! As a mortgage lender, I have never seen conditions like this
Four Characteristics to Look for in a Private Mortgage Lender

A lot of things changed over the past three years, and many industries were completely devastated by COVID
Case in Point – Pre-Qualification Letters Aren’t All That They’re Cracked Up to Be!

Never before in history have we experienced the type of real estate conditions we are now. The Charleston market is red-hot, and has been for so long that many potential homebuyers are beginning to feel the sting of exhaustion.
Don’t Throw Out Summer Rental Money – Invest in a Condotel!

Depending on where you live and what school district you’re in, you are either anticipating spring break or have already embarked on a great spring getaway
Having a Hard Time Obtaining a Jumbo Loan? Why to Consider a Non-QM Loan From HomeSpring

Just two short years ago, the nation was scrambling to figure out how to live in a pandemic world. A lot of American industry barely weathered the economic conditions,