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Conventional Loan Limits 2017

The wait is over Denver and Colorado. We have been asked numerous times in the last 30 days. It looks like conventional loan limits 2017 will be up nationwide which will show additional signs of a strengthening housing market. The national conforming loan limits for 2017 will be $424,100 (up slightly from $417,000). Drum roll […]

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[video_embed name=”High Balance”] Structure and Strategy Are you looking for a low rate?  Are you purchasing a home above $417,000? What are the conforming loan limits in the Denver Metro area?  How much do you have to put down?  Do you have to put 20% Down?  All of these are really good questions and are […]

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