Nurse Practitioners, CRNAs & Physician Assistants Now Qualify for the Doctor Loan Program
I’m excited to share an update to the medical professional mortgage program: Nurse Practitioners (NP), Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA with DNAP or DNP), and Physician Assistants/Associates (PA) now qualify. This has been one of the more common questions I’ve fielded since the doctor loan program launched — I’ve had nurses reach out in the past hoping to use it, and I wasn’t able to help them qualify. That’s changed, and I’m glad to finally have an answer for them. [Read more…]
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Over the weekend, the administration bounced the idea of having a 50-year mortgage. This was followed up by the FHFA director, Bill Pulte, stating that they are working on a plan. The reactions to this announcement are across the board with some embracing it as the miracle that will help create more affordability to others viewing it as a subprime product. Mortgage originators have been quick to post rates comparing 50 year mortgage to what may be available with a 30-year. Even if this product becomes available, in my opinion, it’s highly unlikely a 50-year amortized mortgage will have the same rate as a 30-year fixed. Just look at how mortgage rates are priced when you compare a 30-year to a 15-year amortized mortgage. Click here for 
