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Ways to keep your low rate in 2026 while still moving to the house you want.  come up with a few creative strategies including renting it out, providing seller financing for a buyer while making the spread, or other ways you can come up with.  many people right now are not wanting to move because they have rates that start in the 3's.  we need to encourage them that rates are unlikely to drop in the next few years and it's time to take action before the house prices start going up again.

Ways to keep your low rate in 2026 while still moving to the house you want. come up with a few creative strategies including renting it out, providing seller financing for a buyer while making the spread, or other ways you can come up with. many people right now are not wanting to move because they have rates that start in the 3's. we need to encourage them that rates are unlikely to drop in the next few years and it's time to take action before the house prices start going up again.

Ways to keep your low rate in 2026 while still moving to the house you want.  come up with a few creative strategies including renting it out, providing seller financing for a buyer while making the spread, or other ways you can come up with.  many people right now are not wanting to move because they have rates that start in the 3's.  we need to encourage them that rates are unlikely to drop in the next few years and it's time to take action before the house prices start going up again.Paul Dolan
Published on: 28/04/2026

Discover 3 proven strategies to keep your low mortgage rate while buying your dream home in 2026. Stop letting a great rate hold you back from moving.

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Self-Employed Homebuyer? Here's What The Banks Are Afraid to Tell You

Self-Employed Homebuyer? Here's What The Banks Are Afraid to Tell You

Self-Employed Homebuyer? Here's What The Banks Are Afraid to Tell YouPaul Dolan
Published on: 31/03/2026

Discover why self-employed borrowers don't need to change their taxes to qualify for a mortgage. Learn about non-QM lenders that approve based on actual income,

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From Cooling Prices to Crash Concerns—What Homebuyers Need to Know on August 22, 2025

From Cooling Prices to Crash Concerns—What Homebuyers Need to Know on August 22, 2025

From Cooling Prices to Crash Concerns—What Homebuyers Need to Know on August 22, 2025Paul Dolan
Published on: 22/08/2025

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How AI Tools & New Credit Scores Are Changing Homebuying in 2025

How AI Tools & New Credit Scores Are Changing Homebuying in 2025

How AI Tools & New Credit Scores Are Changing Homebuying in 2025Paul Dolan
Published on: 01/08/2025

In 2025, two powerful forces are reshaping the U.S. mortgage market: AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are helping homebuyers understand terminology, estimate costs, and compare lenders, while the adoption of VantageScore 4.0—which factors in rental and utility payments—now enables millions more Americans to qualify for loans. This blog explores how these trends converge, offering smarter, more inclusive pathways to homeownership. Readers gain practical tips on using AI as a learning tool, verifying information with professionals, and enhancing their credit profiles using alternative data. The post highlights how savvy buyers can leverage both technological and regulatory innovations to navigate this evolving landscape with confidence.

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