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Navigating the Current Mortgage Market

Navigating the Current Mortgage Market

As the economy continues to fluctuate and interest rates remain high, the current mortgage market can be intimidating for first-time homebuyers. At 1st United Mortgage, we understand how daunting the process can be, and we are committed to helping first-time...
Tips for Getting Approved for a Mortgage in a Tight Economy

Tips for Getting Approved for a Mortgage in a Tight Economy

In today’s tight economy, getting approved for a mortgage can be challenging. Lenders are tightening their requirements, and even borrowers with good credit and a steady income may find it difficult to secure a mortgage. At 1st United Mortgage, we understand how...
The Importance of Working with a VA-Approved Lender

The Importance of Working with a VA-Approved Lender

As a VA-approved lender, we at 1st United Mortgage understand the importance of working with a lender that has experience with the VA home loan program. The VA home loan program is an exclusive benefit available to eligible military members and veterans, and working...
VA Home Loan Myths Debunked

VA Home Loan Myths Debunked

As a VA-approved lender, we at 1st United Mortgage have helped numerous military members and veterans achieve their dream of homeownership through the VA home loan program. Unfortunately, there are many myths and misconceptions surrounding VA home loans that can...
What to Know Before Applying for a VA Home Loan in 2023

What to Know Before Applying for a VA Home Loan in 2023

As a team at 1st United Mortgage, we take great pride in assisting military personnel and veterans in achieving their dream of homeownership. The VA home loan program is one of the most significant benefits of military service, and we want to ensure that you have all...
Assumable VA Loans: Pros and Cons

Assumable VA Loans: Pros and Cons

What Does It Mean To Have An Assumable Mortgage? One benefit of a VA loan is that it is assumable. This means that if you sell your home, the new buyer can take over your loan and continue to make the same monthly payments that you were making. Not all loans are...