Market Update

A Look Into the Markets   This past week Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered his semi-annual testimony to Congress on Capitol Hill. Let’s walk through what the Chair said and how the financial markets reacted as well.“Help me if you can, I’m feeling down. And I do appreciate you being round” – Help! The… [Read More]

Now Approved in Pennsylvania!

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Beginning this year, Lincoln Mortgage Solutions, LLC received it’s Mortgage Brokers license from the Great State of Pennsylvania!  We look forward to serving the people of this beautiful state.

How To Buy A Home

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  I’ve been saying this for years.  Click on the image for some really great advice! How To Buy A Home? It can be a very confusing experience. The terminology alone can be overwhelming with so many unfamiliar acronyms like FHA, USDA, VOR, DU to name just a few. If you have experienced professionals working… [Read More]

Conventional 1% Down Program

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  Conventional 1% Down program with Equity Boost makes it easier than ever to get a borrower into their new home. Here’s how it works: Borrower puts down 1%, the lender contributes 2% toward the down payment, giving them 3% equity at closing.* Conventional 1% Down program is a great way to offer a low… [Read More]

Message from the Mortgage Desk

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“Mortgage Do’s and Don’ts” Today amid all the information pouring out to individuals via billboards, radio ads, TV ads, and the Internet what is the right information to follow?  Below is a simple list of mortgage credit Do’s and Don’ts by Vic Melillo, a 25+yr Credit Master at Universal Credit Services.  My credit expert! “Mortgage Do’s”… [Read More]

A Little Secret That I Received From My Accountant

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A little something that I received from my Accountant. The new tax bill will limit the deductibility of state and local taxes (SALT) next year, capping the deduction to $10,000. If you usually itemize your deductions and have combined state income tax and local property tax of over $10,000, then this will cost you next… [Read More]