In 2018, FHA loans made up 12.1 percent of all mortgage originations, according to USA Today. Now, it seems that the FHA may be poised to snare an even larger share of the pie in the future. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has cleared the way for people in the Deferred
How the Biden Administration May Affect the Housing Market
You may be a novice hoping to make your first home purchase soon, a homeowner thinking about upsizing or downsizing, or an experienced investor weighing the possibilities. No matter why the prospect of buying or selling a home in the next few years has crossed your mind, you’re likely wondering about the potential impacts of
Making a Difference
PrimeLending Denver is proud to work for a company that provided its branches with charitable donations to support those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing each branch to choose local charities as the recipients. To help families in Denver, PrimeLending Denver selected Food Bank of the Rockies and Builders for Babies to be the recipients of
A COVID-19 Update and Tips for the Homebound
I think we can all agree that COVID-19 has upended life as we knew it. For the majority of Americans, the most important things we can do are frequently wash our hands and practice “social distancing” by staying at home and only visiting essential stores when absolutely necessary. If your family is already going a
Will the Election Affect Mortgage Rates?
Every four years, a question resurfaces in the minds of prospective U.S. homebuyers: Will the election affect mortgage rates? Some prospective homebuyers might wonder if they need to postpone their plans to move to avoid soaring interest rates. Others may wonder if they ought to purchase a new home straightaway to take advantage of plummeting