Supreme Lending- Indiana

08/23/2026

A $10K Price Cut Only Saves $65 a Month
A $10,000 price cut only saves about $65 a month on your payment. But if you ask the seller to use that same money to buy your rate down instead, your payment drops $115 a month, and the seller actually keeps more too. Smarter ask, better result for everyone. Would you have thought to negotiate it this way?

08/21/2026

The Strategy Most Lenders Never Mention
There are three rate buy-down strategies buyers can use right now, and most lenders only ever mention one of them. The temporary buy-down especially changes the math on deals that seem stuck. Which of these have you actually heard of before?

08/19/2026

One VA Buyer Saved $700 a Month in Year One
The 2-1 temporary buy-down is not use-it-or-lose-it. If rates drop and you refinance before using all the funds, whatever is left gets applied to your principal, it's yours forever. One VA buyer I worked with saved $700 a month in year one alone. Did you know the unused funds never disappear?

08/17/2026

Buy-Down Funds Cover Furniture, Carpet, and More
First-time buyers, did you know a seller-paid buy-down doesn't just lower your rate? That extra cash each month can cover furniture, carpet, and appliances without financing anything at high interest. What would you do with an extra $300/month in year one?

08/17/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Tevis Dale Durbin - Supreme Lending by Jake M - Working with Tevis and his team was an absolute pleasure. From start to finish, their communication was prompt, the service was exceptional, and the entire process moved unbelievably fast. They are true professionals who know how to deliver results and exceed expectations every step of the way

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08/15/2026

Stop Comparing 7% to 2%. Compare It to Rent.
Tired of hearing 'I'm waiting for rates to drop'? The real question isn't 7% vs. 2%. It's renting vs. owning, and what five years of each actually costs you. Which side of that math are you on right now?

08/13/2026

At Year 5, the Gap Becomes Real Money
Around year five or six of homeownership, the math gets impossible to ignore. $60K, $70K, sometimes $80K in real money separating buyers from renters. That's not a talking point. That's a life-changing number. Are you building that equity, or helping someone else build theirs?

08/11/2026

Pay Cards to 30%, Not to Zero
Paying your credit cards to zero before buying a house sounds smart, but it's not always the best move for your credit score or your purchasing power. The order you pay things down actually matters a lot. Curious what the right sequence looks like for your situation?