Direct Talks #8 | The Olympic Journey w/ Jackie Wiles
US Olympic Downhill Skier, Jackie Wiles drops by to discuss her journey as an athlete and an Olympian–from her thrilling first Olympic Games in Sochi, to recovering from her near
Thinking about buying a home or refinancing your current home? Your Directors Mortgage Mortgage Specialist can help you navigate today’s market.
US Olympic Downhill Skier, Jackie Wiles drops by to discuss her journey as an athlete and an Olympian–from her thrilling first Olympic Games in Sochi, to recovering from her near
When current homeowners decide they’re ready to buy a new home, it can be for many reasons. They may need more space due to a growing family, or they may
Mortgage Specialist and resident Millennial Sean Dunn (NMLS 1254960) discusses overcoming the unique challenges facing millennial homebuyers, and how homeownership may be closer than you think.
Last week, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced its conforming loan limits for 2022. The new maximum borrowing amount for conventional loans for most of the country will be
Mortgage Specialist and Branch Manager LaMont Swinson (NMLS – 671856) breaks down the various loan types and how to determine which type might work best for your personal financial situation.
Buying a rental property can be a great investment and perhaps even a source of income. A home’s value typically appreciates over time, so in addition to collecting monthly
If you’re thinking about investing in a fix & flip home, chances are you’ve got a great eye for potential. Many buyers run the other way when they see
On our inaugural episode, we sit down with Nick Carter, Producing, Regional Vice President in Directors Mortgage’s Eugene branch, to talk the mortgage industry, mortgage products, and purchasing your first
If you’re a homeowner, you may have noticed that mortgage interest rates plummeted to record lows in 2020. Many homeowners took advantage of this historic dip to refinance, leaving
Are you on the hunt for a new home? If so, you’ve probably experienced some of the frustrations of today’s competitive housing market – bidding wars, lightning-quick sales, low inventory,