Renovation Loan 101 Is the home you’re in love with a fixer-upper? Renovation loans are the best way to turn a home that needs a little TLC into the home of your dreams. Since lenders won’t give you a $300,000 loan for a home that is only worth $225,000, it can take some creativity to […]
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4 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers in a Se...
4 Ways to Ace the Home Buying Process Buying a home in a seller’s market is not easy, and buying a home in 2018 means buying a home in the ultimate seller’s market! Inventory is low and homes being put on the market are not a dime a dozen. What do first-time homebuyers need to […]
Owings Mills Mortgage – August Market Up
Home Market Trends August 2017 Whether you are looking to purchase a home as a first-time home buyer, or as an experienced investor, it will be important for you to consider the latest market trends as you begin your search for the perfect home. This information can provide you with insight into key price indicators […]
Top Reasons to Buy a Home
Benefits and Reasons to Buy a Home As an experienced Owings Mills mortgage lender, I am proud to have helped countless individuals and families accomplish their dreams of affordable home ownership. Throughout my experience, I have come across clients with a number of different reasons for finally making the decision to purchase their own home. […]
Hear Ken on AHA Business Radio
Click the “play” button below to catch Ken Venick’s interview on AHA Business Radio! Ken shares his insights about the importance of maintaining your credit levels, about mortgage interest rates and about qualifying for a mortgage. If you have any questions, or any trouble understanding mortgage finance, listen here for Ken to clear things up:
203k Loans and Renovating Without Equity
A 203k loan is a renovation loan for your home. If you want to buy a fixer upper, or you just want to remodel your current home, this is the type of loan that will help you to afford it. You can buy a home or refinance your current mortgage with this loan and it […]
Adjustable vs. Fixed-Rate Mortgage
Differences Between Adjustable vs. Fixed-Rate Mortgage There are two types of mortgage interest rates, and your monthly payment can change drastically depending on which you choose. A fixed-rate mortgage is just that – a rate that doesn’t change. The most common terms for fixed-rate borrowers are 30 years and 15 years, but 10 and 20 […]
