Peter G. Miller, author of The Common Sense Mortgage, is a real estate columnist syndicated in newspapers nationwide. Peter has been featured on Oprah, the Today Show, Money Magazine, CNN and more. Follow Peter on Twitter
Question: We went to see a mortgage lender. We were doing great until the conversation turned to student loans. We have $28,000 in remaining student debt but are not paying […]
Question: We went to see a lender and it was a terrifying experience. The lender says we can afford to borrow $225,000 at 4 percent interest. Our monthly payment will […]
Question: Our credit score recently declined so we got free copies of our credit reports but could not find a single incorrect entry. We haven’t gone out and bought a […]
Question: Mortgage loan limits have increased for 2018. What does that really mean for the real estate market? Answer: There was a time when new mortgage loan limits – the […]
Question: Whenever I ask local real estate brokers about the neighborhood market they always tell me it’s great! Sales are booming and prices are rising, they say. While I appreciate […]
Question: We are first-time home buyers and would like to finance with 20 percent down. Some of our friends say we should buy with less up front and now we’re […]
Question: Many believe the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December. Doesn’t that mean we should expect mortgage rates to rise later this year? Answer: The Federal Reserve has […]
Question: We have been approached by a company that offers a bi-weekly mortgage plan. Our question is very simple: how much will we save on average per year? Answer: This […]
Question: I’ve been reading about a new bunch of mortgages with one percent down but now my lender says they’re gone. Where did they go? Answer: In the eternal […]
Question: I graduated from college with a LOT of student debt. In my case, I’ve been able to get good jobs and make solid money because of my education. […]