by Billy Epperhart | Oct 11, 2021 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
The average adult makes approximately 35,000 decisions a day. Many of them are subconscious and seemingly inconsequential, however, there are some that could have major implications—such as where and how you choose to invest your finances. Real Estate is my favorite...
by Billy Epperhart | Oct 4, 2021 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
You make money in real estate when you buy, not when you sell. That’s why the type of loan product you choose for your real estate financing is so important. In this blog post, you’ll learn three key tips to get the best rate on a loan for investment properties and...
by Billy Epperhart | Aug 25, 2021 | How to Begin Real Estate Investing, Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
One of the first steps to buying a home is getting pre-approved for a mortgage (unless you’re paying cash for a property, of course.) A pre-approval letter is documentation that a lender is willing to lend a certain amount of money to you. It proves to a seller...
by Billy Epperhart | Aug 18, 2021 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
There is no shortage of advice on how to purchase affordable housing, and for good reason. According to a report by Harvard researchers in 2017, 1 in 3 renters and buyers overpay for their housing. That figure represents about 39 million Americans! Out of everyone,...
by Billy Epperhart | Aug 11, 2021 | How to Begin Real Estate Investing, Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
For many people, raising the money for a down payment is the most difficult part of the home buying process. Depending on your income and stage of life, thousands of dollars can seem like a daunting amount! A down payment can range anywhere from about 3.5% to the full...
by Billy Epperhart | Mar 31, 2021 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing, Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
It’s not a myth— your credit score is important. Whether your goal is to buy a personal home or to invest in real estate, the first four loans of a year will be based primarily on your credit score. It is a measure that indicates how trustworthy you are to lenders....
