Though you likely don’t have visions of house hunting dancing in your head during winter, the holiday season is surprisingly a great time to buy a new home.
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Harness the Power of Appreciation
As we approach Thanksgiving, a traditional time of family, friends, celebration and feeling grateful for what we have, now is a great time to take a moment to count your blessings and say thank you. Often overlooked during this time of year are the people who have been instrumental in building our career and our […]
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The Advantages of Working for A NonBank Lender
Last week, we discussed why a mortgage loan originator is an ideal career for many. This week, we discuss the benefits of working for a nonbank lender as opposed to a broker or standard bank lender.
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Mortgage Loan Originator – An Optimal Career Choice for Many
For professionals stuck in a standard 9-to-5 job, the professional road ahead may look bleak. However, mortgage loan originators are offered competitive pay, flexible hours and a sense of fulfillment from putting people into homes, without needing a four-year degree.
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Lenders, Rates and Down Payments: Home Mortgage FAQs Answered!
Because buying a home is one of the most important transactions a consumer can make, mortgage loan originators are always being asked for their advice. We’ve compiled, and answered, our top FAQs this week!
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First-time Homebuyers: Make Foresight 20/20
As Atlanta real estate sizzles and lending standards ease, more hopeful first-time homebuyers are making the plunge. Make sure you don’t discuss fall prey to these first-time homebuyers’ top mistakes.
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Atlanta Summer Real Estate and Recovery Begins to Simmer
Is recovery stalling? This month’s Atlanta residential real estate index provides data that shows Atlanta real estate’s recovery may be beginning to simmer.
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Who are Millennial Homebuyers?
The next generation of real estate doesn’t always believe bigger is better. Learn more about this emerging demographic and how they’re changing the real estate landscape.
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Semiannual Report Confirms Buying is Still the Best Bet
Trulia’s semiannual report reveals buying is 38 percent cheaper than renting. We discuss how high mortgages would have to rise to reverse this trend.
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Why “Location, Location, Location” Actually Matters
This week’s column discusses how the economy, resale value and other factors contribute to the infamous ‘location, location, location’ hunt.
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How to Avoid Falling Prey to Home Buyer’s Remorse
Unfortunately, buyer’s remorse is common among many types of purchases, including a home. We discuss how to avoid falling prey to homebuyer’s remorse.
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Positive Signs for the Housing Industry
Brighter days lay ahead for the housing industry. Here are a few positive signs we’ve seen at Southeast Mortgage.
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Social Media Gaining on Search Engines
A year or two ago, the traffic directed from social media channels couldn’t hold a candle to what search engines were bringing in to websites.
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In PR, we are always looking for the next big thing. After the past few weeks, I’m convinced you are looking at it.
In PR, we are always looking for the next big thing. After the past few weeks, I’m convinced you are looking at it.
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One of my favorite holidays: National Grammar Day
March 4th was National Grammar Day – did you not celebrate? The day serves as a celebration of language, and also as a day to raise awareness of what it means to write and speak well.
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New Learning Environment Geared Towards Success in Workplace
In this last column in a series on K-12 design, Barbara Crum, Principal and Market Sector Leader for K-12 at Perkins+Will, discusses a new type of learning environment that mirrors a traditional work place. The Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) in Overland Park, Kansas, provides high school juniors and seniors with unique educational programs […]
