Tonya Sample
Sr. Loan Officer
Get Pre-Approved
Getting Pre-Approved for financing is one of the most important first steps you can take when beginning your house hunt. Get started today by clicking the link above!
5 Day Loan Commitment
Want to make your offer more attractive? Get a complete commitment from underwriting in 5 days with or without a house with our UFirst 5 Day Loan Commitment!
On-Time Closing Guarantee
If we are unable to close your purchase on or before your scheduled closing date, we will pay for your first mortgage payment up to $1,500 P & I AND the seller of the property will also be paid $5,000. *See terms and conditions.
Interest Rates Vs. Affordability
Rising interest rates can make the difference between locking in the home of your dreams today or being locked out tomorrow!
THE MARKETPLACE HOME MORTGAGE BLOG
Misconceptions On How To Win An Offer
Right now, everywhere you turn there are multiple offers over list price. It is crucial the buyer, mortgage lender, and realtor understand the area and how to conduct multiple offers to WIN. Here are a few misconceptions many people believe are true when trying to win an offer: READ MORE
The Advantages of Getting Marketplace Approved
It’s no secret that getting pre-approved for a mortgage is one of the most important first-steps on the path to home ownership. However, it’s important not to overlook the pivotal decision that comes before that: choosing your mortgage lender.
Not all mortgage pre-approvals are created equally. Using a rapid pre-approval may seem convenient, but it puts you at risk for financing issues down the line. Opting for the quick and easy route could lead to delayed closings. In the midst of moving, having your closing date pushed back can be a logistical nightmare. What’s worse, a flimsy pre-approval could even lead to the loss of your dream home. That’s why it pays to get Marketplace Approved. READ MORE
How the New Tax Bill Will Affect Homeowners
The new tax reform bill that was signed into law by Congress will be changing taxes related to home ownership in 2018 and beyond. If you are a homeowner, or are considering becoming one, be sure to meet with your tax professional to discuss how these changes will impact you. READ MORE