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Key takeaways Mortgage lenders don’t always count what you actually pay on your student loans. They count a qualifying payment, set by your loan program and by whether your credit report shows a real payment, a $0 payment, or deferment. That number decides how much of your income is left for a mortgage. It also… Read more
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See how Tomo Mortgage’s head of Capital Markets breaks down the latest mortgage rate forecasts, predictions, and outlooks for 2025. Read more

A physician mortgage loan is a type of mortgage intended for doctors and similar high-income medical professionals. It is designed to accommodate their financial circumstances, often… Read more

A second mortgage is basically another loan against your home after you’ve already taken out your first mortgage. It lets you tap into the equity you’ve… Read more