Jeffry Kilmer, Loan Officer, NMLS 1255935

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We wish you a very safe and happy Fourth of July holiday!

As we celebrate Homeownership Month, it's important to recognize your credit history's impact on the ability to finance your dream home. We've put together some helpful "dos and don'ts" for getting your credit on the right track. Want free credit guidance? Check out our website to learn about our Homebuyer Solutions Group. We have dedicated Credit Specialists here to help! http://spr.ly/6189ziG6f

Homeownership Month continues with a spotlight on FHA Loans. These government-backed mortgages are often a great option to consider when buying a home. The program provides loans that may be beneficial for first-time home buyers who may not have an established credit history or perfect family finances. To learn more, check out our blog, "Is an FHA Loan the Best Choice for You." http://spr.ly/6185zeMTX

As we continue to celebrate National Homeownership Month, it’s easy to see the benefits of a loan pre-qualification before you start looking for a home. Getting pre-qualified can help set you up for success by identifying how much house you can afford, and how much down payment you'll need.

Join us all month long as we celebrate National Homeownership Month! We'll be sharing the rich history of this month and how homeownership benefits you.

This Memorial Day, we honor all of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

If you own your home, any additional improvements or renovations can increase its value. Renovations such as adding a deck to the backyard where you may watch your kids play could bring up the value of your home. Pay yourself, not your landlord.

Owning your home enables you to build equity right away! Home equity is the difference between the amount you owe on the home and its market value. As you chip away at your mortgage payments, you're building equity, while renting prevents you from investing in your financial future through your home.

Owning your home allows you to invest in your future and your equity. A raise in your salary can go towards projects that help you create a space you feel at home in. These improvements will add value for you and not your landlord.