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FHA Vs Conventional Loans; Which Is Better?

FHA Vs Conventional Loans; Which Is Better for you? Here you are a first-time buyer or possible move up buyer. Possibly you are a Veteran looking at a VA home loan? Maybe you are buying in a rural area using a USDA home loan? If not, then you are probably trying to decide: FHA Vs […]

2018 FHA Loan Limits Announced

The 2018 FHA loan limits where announced, they increased to $529,000 one-family for Denver metro area.  This is great news for Denver metro area, and has followed in suit with 2018 conventional loan limits that were announced last week. Here is a quick guide to find FHA loan limits for 2018 on your own.  Go […]

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