
Rhonda Porter
Rhonda Porter is a Licensed Mortgage Originator MLO121324 living in the greater Seattle area. Rhonda began her career in 1986 in the title and escrow industry and joined Mortgage Master Service Corporation as a Loan Officer in 2000. She and her husband are new "parents" to a Flat Coated Retriever puppy. Rhonda enjoys cooking, wine, gardening and has recently started black velvet painting.
Hi Home Owner George, I actually did not expect anything different 🙂 nope...not that company... and (no surprise) I never…
On It shouldn’t be a hassle to get a mortgage rate quote
You're right - thanks for catching that, JT. I've updated the post 🙂
On Why you should compare FHA to a Home Advantage Mortgage
April, I recommend getting a second opinion from a local lender. If you are buying a home in Washington state,…
On 2014 VA Loan Limits for Washington State
I'm so pleased with this years Agent Reboot and Seattle RE BarCamp 🙂 bot events were exceptional. So nice to…
On Should I attend Seattle Agent ReBoot or Greater Seattle RE BarCamp?
Hi Fred, for conventional financing, 2% is the maximum contribution by a seller for an investment property regardless of the…
On How much can Sellers contribute towards Closing Cost?
Hi Mike, the only way to know if underwriting will kick back your scenario for an FHA Back to Work…
On FHA unveils “Back to Work” Guidelines for those who had a Short Sale or Foreclosure
Hi AMG, these down payment assistance programs are available in conjuction with a Fannie Mae Home Advantage first mortgage -…
On Eight Down Payment Assistance Programs for Washington Home Buyers
If the bank is not allowing the assumption, then it sounds like your best option would be to buy the…
On Is it a Primary Residence, a Second Home or Investment Property?
not that I'm aware of Fred. The 2% is based on the sales price and applies towards all bona fide…
On How much can Sellers contribute towards Closing Cost?
Hi Sarah, did your household income drop by 20% or more for a minimum of six months triggered by an…
On FHA unveils “Back to Work” Guidelines for those who had a Short Sale or Foreclosure