Struggling to Qualify for a Mortgage Because of High Debt, Tax Write-Offs, or Income Documentation Issues? If you’ve been told “no” by a bank because your debt-to-income ratio is too high, your tax returns don’t show enough income, or your employment situation doesn’t fit traditional lending guidelines, there may be another option available. At Green…

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Buying a home or refinancing in today’s market can feel overwhelming, especially with changing mortgage rates, rising home prices, and new loan programs constantly entering the market. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, a current homeowner looking to refinance, or a real estate investor searching for financing solutions, working with an experienced Connecticut mortgage broker…

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If you’re a medical professional in Connecticut, you’ve likely spent years investing in your education and career. The good news? There are mortgage programs specifically designed to recognize that investment—Doctor Loans. At Green River Capital – Nima Rezvan, we help physicians and other eligible professionals take advantage of these unique financing opportunities to make homeownership…

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Thanks for checking out this week’s markets in a minute. Click here to view! Interest rates are lower this week compared to last week.  Concerns about the global economic fallout of a spreading coronavirus continue to cause stocks to plummet and bond yields to drop, helping keep mortgage interest rates low. The US economy grew moderately…

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Thanks for checking out this week’s markets in a minute. Mortgage interest rates did not change compare to last week.  Investors across the country and the globe are worried about the potential spreading of the coronavirus outside of China.  Fear of the coronavirus are helping keep mortgage interest rates low.  Jobless claims rose modestly last…

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Thanks for checking out this week’s markets in a minute. Interest rates are slightly better from this time last week. The FED spoke this week and told us that they are keeping a close eye on the coronavirus. Fear of the virus has helped keep mortgage interest rates low. Last week’s jobs data was stronger…

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