Amber DeBirk

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amber@advancedfunding.com

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Happy Independence Day 2018!

Happy Independence Day 2018!

We wish you a Happy Independence Day and hope that your day is filled with great food, fun, friends, family, and fireworks. Let us all remember the founding of our great nation and the freedoms we enjoy and all those who have sacrificed so much

Jul 03, 2018 |

Homebuying Myths

Homebuying Myths

The process of buying or selling a home can be very complex and there are a lot of homebuying myths that exist, especially if you are a first-time homebuyer. At Advanced Funding Home Mortgage Loans, we help make discern fact from fiction. Unfortunat

Jul 01, 2018 | First-time Homebuyers Home Buying or Selling

Pre-Approval vs Pre-Qualification

Pre-Approval vs Pre-Qualification

When it comes to mortgages, there are two similar sounding terms that often confuse potential homebuyers: pre-qualification and pre-approval. While they are alike in some ways, their purposes are different. If you're looking to get a Utah mortgage, here’s

Jun 27, 2018 | First-time Homebuyers Home Buying or Selling

4 Things Every Borrower Needs to Know About Mortgage Brokers in Utah

4 Things Every Borrower Needs to Know About Mortgage Brokers in Utah

Buying a home in Utah, whether for the first time or the last, is an exciting event. Yet before you even take a look at a single home for sale, it is a smart idea to have your mortgage financing lined up. While it is possible to get a home loan directly w

Jun 20, 2018 | Mortgage Basics

Should I Rent or Buy?

Should I Rent or Buy?

While homeownership has long been the American dream, buying a home is not necessarily the best choice for every person or every situation. There are many factors to consider in determining if a Utah home purchase is the right decision for you right now.

Jun 14, 2018 | First-time Homebuyers Home Buying or Selling

4 Reasons You Don’t Want to Pay PMI

4 Reasons You Don’t Want to Pay PMI

Years ago, a 20% down payment was a requirement for obtaining a Utah mortgage loan. Putting that much money down made it less likely that borrowers would simply default on their home loans and gave lenders a measure of security and collateral in the case

Jun 07, 2018 | Home Buying or Selling

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