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Why Choose Sacramento for Your Home Purchase? Affordable Housing Compared to Other California Cities Sacramento offers a more affordable alternative to cities.

Getting a Mortgage Loan in Sacramento: Is a 30-Year or 15-Year Mortgage Better?

Why Choose Sacramento for Your Home Purchase? Affordable Housing Compared to Other California Cities Sacramento offers a more affordable alternative to cities like San Francisco or Los Angeles while still delivering big-city perks. Diverse Neighborhoods with Unique Charm From the…

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How to Get Down Payment Assistance When Buying Your Home [2022 Guide & Updates]

When it comes to buying a home, there are a lot of things to take into account. After all, becoming a homeowner is one of the biggest—albeit worthwhile and investment-savvy—financial decisions most people make in their lifetimes. And one of…

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4 Secrets to Shopping for a Mortgage in California

Shopping for a Mortgage in California: Your Complete Guide Shopping for a mortgage in California might feel like navigating a maze, but it’s one of the most important steps in buying a home. With so many options, knowing how to…

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How to Get a Mortgage When Changing Jobs

One of the key factors in getting approved for a mortgage is demonstrating financial stability. So it’s no wonder that people who’ve changed jobs shortly before starting—or even during—the process of buying a home often worry that a career change…

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So Just How Much Are Closing Costs in California?

If you’ve ever thought about buying a home in California, it’s a question you’ve probably asked your homeowning friends, family members, any real estate professionals you know, and the internet: How much are closing costs in California? Maybe you’ve even…

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How to Buy a California House with Less Than 20% Down

When it comes to the mythical down payment for purchasing a house, the number that comes up a lot is 20%. And while it’s a good number to shoot for, it’s by no means a hard, universal rule. In fact,…

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What You Need to Know About Getting a Self-Employed Mortgage in California

The world was already in the midst of a self-employment and freelancing boom when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Add the pandemic, and well, the number of people working for themselves has climbed even higher. If you’re a self-employed Californian looking…

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5 Tips For Finding The Best California Lender

A lot of new homebuyers think the first step in the process of buying a home is finding the home you want. But finding the best California lender is what you should do before doing anything else. And making that…

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10 Reasons to Buy a California Home

For us Californians, the answer to the question, “Why should I buy a home here?” is pretty obvious: “Because California’s awesome!” Our beaches are famous, our cities are as vibrant as they come, our expanses of natural beauty are breathtaking,…

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Should You Get a 15-year or 30-year Mortgage for Your California Home?

A 30-year mortgage has been the standard for a long time, but you may wonder if it’s the best option for you. As a mortgage broker, we have access to many different kinds of loan products, and we can get…

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Aaron Clowes, New Way Mortgage advisor
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Aaron Clowes

Air Force veteran. More than two decades in mortgage lending. Clear explanations, practical comparisons and a conversation about what works for you.

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