Irene Rojas - First Alliance Home Mortgage

08/27/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Irene Rojas by Christian F A - Was a pleasure work with Irene, she was very helpful in this process. Thank you Irene for everything.

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08/27/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Irene Rojas by Julio O - Very simple!!
Irene it's the best!!!

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06/01/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Irene Rojas by Jose E C - Irene Rojas is always very communicative with details during all process, explain and take time to give you all possible options to choices, for a better desicion. I love that!
I recommend her 100%

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05/29/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Irene Rojas by Marcelo M I - Efficiency on everiti

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05/28/2026

Need money for a big expense… and not sure where to pull it from?

Most people default to a personal loan.

But if you’re a homeowner, you may have a much cheaper option sitting right under you 👇

✔️ Lower interest rates
✔️ More flexible access to funds
✔️ Potential tax advantages (depending on use)

That’s where a HELOC comes in.

This guide breaks down the real differences so you’re not overpaying for convenience: https://fahmloans.com/blogitem/heloc-vs-personal-loan

05/22/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Irene Rojas by LEIDY G A - she was very profesional and help us in everiting

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05/15/2026

Why did your mortgage payment go up… even though your rate didn’t?

Chances are, it’s escrow.

It’s one of the most common (and confusing) parts of homeownership, especially when:
✔️ Your monthly payment changes unexpectedly
✔️ Taxes or insurance go up
✔️ You’re not sure where that extra money is going

The truth is, escrow isn’t a “mystery fee”, it’s just how your taxes and insurance get paid.

This guide breaks it all down so you can understand your payment: https://fahmloans.com/blogitem/what-is-escrow-in-a-mortgage

05/06/2026

Still trying to figure out if a reverse mortgage is a smart move?

You’re not alone, and the answer depends on your situation.

For some homeowners, it’s:
✔️ A way to stay in the home they love
✔️ Extra breathing room on a fixed income
✔️ A tool to fund retirement or in-home care

For others, it may not be the right fit at all.

The difference comes down to understanding how it actually works, not just what you’ve heard.

This guide breaks it down in so you (and your family) can make the right call together.

Read here: https://fahmloans.com/blogitem/what-is-a-reverse-mortgage-guide

04/29/2026

Should you use a HELOC to buy a car?

It’s not the most common approach, but for some homeowners, it can actually make a lot of sense.

Here’s why people consider it:
➡️ Potentially lower interest rates than traditional auto loans
➡️ Access to funds through equity you’ve already built
➡️ More flexibility in how and when you use the money

But there’s also a bigger picture to think about…

You’re turning a short-term purchase into debt tied to your home. That’s not always the right move.

The goal isn’t to push one option, but to help you understand what makes sense for your situation.

If this is something you’ve been curious about, this article explains it:
https://fahmloans.com/blogitem/heloc-to-buy-a-car

04/17/2026

Thinking about buying a home but not sure if you qualify?

FHA loans are one of the most common paths to homeownership, especially for buyers who may not have perfect credit or a large down payment.

Here’s what matters most:
➡️ Credit score flexibility
➡️ Lower down payment options
➡️ Debt-to-income guidelines that can work in your favor
➡️ A path forward even if you’ve been told “not yet” before

The biggest mistake we see? Assuming you don’t qualify without actually exploring your options.

If you’re even thinking about buying, this is a great place to start: https://fahmloans.com/blogitem/fha-loan-requirements