Are you considering buying a new home? Who should you contact first to get the process started? If you said mortgage consultant, you would be right. In a recent survey done by Wyndham Capital Mortgage, we asked that very question and were surprised that 53 percent of those surveyed* answered “real estate agent.” However,

For many, buying a home is one of the largest purchases they’ll ever make; that’s why it’s imperative you nail down the right budget before shopping around in your dream neighborhood. That’s where a mortgage pre-approval factors into the homebuying process. Below, we dive into the basics of a pre-approval and how Wyndham Capital Mortgage’s

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported closed in January 2020 were done so with contingencies attached. If you’re part of the 61 percent of American’s who spend up to two hours per week online searching for their dream home*, chances are you’ve seen your fair share of listings marked with the word “contingent.” In

When you consider the fact that 38 percent of Americans are likely to purchase a home in 2021* amid a national housing shortage, knowing your way around a real estate transaction ultimately could be the difference between a date with the closing table or another busy weekend full of showings. That’s why today, we’re breaking