davenportmeghan+FollowHomebuilders’ Mortgage Perks: Too Good to Be True?Thinking about buying a new home? Builders are dangling sweet deals like lower mortgage rates and “free” upgrades to tempt buyers spooked by high interest rates. But here’s the catch: those perks might be baked into a higher home price or come with strings attached, like using the builder’s lender. Before you sign, do the math on your total cost—sometimes the shiny offer isn’t the best long-term move for your wallet. #RealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #MortgageHacks00Share
nkent+FollowHow to Ask Your Bank for a Cheaper MortgageDid you know you can save big on your mortgage just by asking? With rates dipping, some homeowners are skipping the hassle of refinancing and simply asking their lender for a lower rate on their current loan. It’s called a mortgage rate modification, and it could mean hundreds back in your pocket each month—no mountains of paperwork required. Just check your loan details, shop around for quotes, and call your lender to see what’s possible. Sometimes, all it takes is asking! #Business #MakeMoney #MortgageHacks10Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy That 'Cheap' Builder Mortgage Isn't Free MoneyThinking about grabbing that super-low mortgage rate from a home builder? Pause before you sign. Builders are using eye-catching rates to get you in the door, but those deals often come with strings attached—like higher home prices or sneaky fees down the road. The big market shift: builders are keeping prices high by offering 'discounts' that actually get baked into your loan. Always compare offers from outside lenders and read the fine print—sometimes the 'deal' costs more than you think! #RealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #MortgageHacks00Share
