United Federation of Teachers
Buying or refinancing a home is one of the most important financial decisions you can make. The Homeownership Advantage Program (HAP) for all members of the United Federation of Teachers is here to help make your dream of homeownership a reality. This program offers reduced fees on purchases and refinances for members of the United Federation of Teachers buying or refinancing anywhere in the US. In addition, The Federal Savings Bank offers a series of free seminars to help you learn about a variety of homeownership issues related to budgeting, buying, remodeling, refinancing, and selling your home. Ready to get started – apply now!
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We are a veteran-owned, federally chartered bank with a focus on educating our customers about the mortgage process and providing opportunity for home ownership. With a large list of loan programs available to our bankers, we will find the loan that is right for you. This guide provides a step by step mortgage process that will make financing and building your home a worry-free experience.
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions of your life. This guide will help explain what goes into a mortgage and define terms that you will hear throughout the process, so that you are an informed buyer when you find the perfect home! I am here to answer any mortgage questions you may have along the way and to provide a loan product that fits your needs.
Do's and Don'ts of the Mortgage Process
Understanding what to do and not to do in the mortgage process is vital to getting you to the closing table.
The Cost of Renting vs. Buying
Buying a Home is an Investment. You can build equity, take advantage of tax benefits, protect yourself against rent increases, and possibly watch the value of your home increase over the years.
If you have experienced a derogatory event in the past learn about what the waiting requirements are for certain loan types based on the derogatory event.
