Buying a home from a relative or inheriting a property can be a complex process, but working with a local mortgage lender like Indigo Mortgage can make all the difference. Unlike national or out-of-state lenders, a local lender understands the unique challenges that come with these transactions and will take the necessary time to guide
Many homeowners are sitting on significant equity in their homes. While it’s tempting to refinance and cash out for purposes like home improvements, bill consolidation, college tuition, or investments, refinancing may not be the best option—especially if your first mortgage has a low interest rate. A second mortgage could be the ideal solution. With a
In New Mexico, it’s a common practice among family members to sell their homes to their loved ones instead of on the open market. This type of sale helps to maintain ownership of the family’s property and ensure that the home is passed down to future generations. This presents an excellent opportunity for both family
A reverse mortgage is a loan that’s usually secured by a residential property that enables the borrower to access the unencumbered value of the property. If you’re in the right situation, it’s an opportunity that can allow you to purchase a home without ever having to make a mortgage payment. To qualify, buyers must be
As homeowners know, their home values have gone up exponentially in the last few years, all across Albuquerque’s metro and the rest of the New Mexico too. Many homeowners are sitting on a lot of equity and they would like to tap into that equity for cash out for a many reasons, like home improvement,
In today’s tight housing market, homeowners who are looking for a larger home or an updated home may find Rehab Mortgage Loans a better solution than selling their current home and purchasing a new home. A rehab loan lets you bundle your current mortgage with the home improvement cost rolled into one loan. Rehab mortgage
Interest rates are falling again, and many Albuquerque homeowners are now deciding on what they should do with the equity they’ve gained in their homes. Some homeowners are considering using that equity for home improvement projects, bill consolidation or for a college education. Whatever their needs may be, homeowners are looking to tap into that