Bruce Moulding-Senior Banker-Rocket Mortgage, LLC NMLS# 1186622

06/07/2022

Are you looking for a lower initial interest rate and not planning on staying in your home long? A 7/6 ARM could be just the ticket for you.

05/31/2022

Do you want to apply for a conventional loan? Learn more about what it is, common lender requirements and current rates with our complete mortgage guide.

05/29/2022

Home buyers often wonder how much house they can afford. Learn more and use our home affordability calculator here.

05/24/2022

Read our latest article to learn more about historical fixed mortgage rates, dating back from the 1970s to 2021.

12/21/2021

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08/12/2021

There are many good reasons to refinance from an FHA mortgage into a conventional one. It can be cheaper and although you may or may not have mortgage insurance, it's not permanent with a conventional loan. Call 313-373-2731. NMLS: 1186622

We’ve broken down exactly how you should weigh your options before refinancing your FHA loan into a conventional mortgage. Read on to learn more.

01/29/2021

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11/11/2020

01/15/2020

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01/07/2020

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01/06/2020

In early 2009, Quicken Loans was trying to weather the worst housing foreclosure crisis in the nation's history while two of Detroit's Big 3 automakers were begging for federal bailouts — and the mortgage company's chairman was stewing about Wayne County building a new jail at the foot of downtown...