Gary Trimmer - VP of Mortgage Lending, NMLS 1802015

10/05/2022

From record-high rates to record-high home prices, the market has been unprecedented to say the least. What are the signs that might indicate a return to some semblance of normal? http://ms.spr.ly/6188dHCco

10/04/2022

If you’re unsure about buying a home in this market, the first thing to do is seek guidance from an expert. And I’m proud to work at a company that has more top Loan Officers than any other lender.
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10/03/2022

As long as you are keeping your debt in line with your income—and even better, paying it off—your student loan, car loan or any other debt, by itself, won’t keep you from buying a home.
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10/03/2022

10/01/2022

This month, we celebrate all the ways our ethnicities, experiences and unique points of view contribute to a greater whole.

09/30/2022

Nothing says the end of summer like a yard sale! Not only will it give you an opportunity to clean out the extra clutter you’ve been wanting to get rid of, it also puts some extra cash in your pocket.

09/29/2022

The last two years have been defined by skyrocketing home prices, but now things are beginning to change. The housing market has begun to cool and we’ll show you where. http://ms.spr.ly/6183d8QxS

09/28/2022

Pending home sales were down slightly in August, though there may be reasons for optimism on the horizon. http://ms.spr.ly/6180dBQK4

09/27/2022

With mortgage rates on the rise, prices should begin to slow and/or decrease. After all, People buy based on payment.

If you believe this to be true, buying in a higher rate environment can be a good thing, in the long run as eventually, rates will come back down.

Two prices .. same exact house.

$300k at 5.5% = $1703
$269k at 6.5% = $1700

If the increase in rates helped suppress the purchase price, that person is in a much better position in the future. They can always refinance to a lower rate. The higher purchase price individual, is stuck with that larger purchase amount.

That's why I say .. Date the Rate, Marry the House!!

Find the silver lining.

09/26/2022

The truth is, buying a fixer-upper may be a cheaper way to become a homeowner, but renovating it can often push your overall price tag into the same range as buying a move-in-ready home.
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09/23/2022

You don’t want to juggle two mortgages if your home doesn’t sell quickly, but if you wait to sell first and don’t have your new home, where will you go? Here’s how to avoid that. http://ms.spr.ly/6183j78wP