Buying a home
Start the homebuying journey with confidence and the essential knowledge of what may be needed to close the deal.
Buying for the first time? These tips may help guide you
Homebuying can be the largest purchase many make in their lifetime. Learn more about the first steps that may make the process easier.
MortgageRelocating for a job
Get tips on relocating for a job, from planning your move to settling into your new home. Make your transition smooth and successful. Learn more with Chase.
MortgageMoving to Atlanta, GA
Before buying a home in Atlanta, assess your finances, get preapproved for a mortgage and research neighborhoods to find the best fit for your lifestyle and budget.
MortgageBuying a townhouse
Discover essential tips and insights on buying a townhouse, including benefits, costs, and what to consider before making your purchase. Learn more here!
Understanding more about financing a home
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Relocating for a jobGet tips on relocating for a job, from planning your move to settling into your new home. Make your transition smooth and successful. Learn more with Chase.Mortgage
Moving to Atlanta, GABefore buying a home in Atlanta, assess your finances, get preapproved for a mortgage and research neighborhoods to find the best fit for your lifestyle and budget.Mortgage
Buying a townhouseDiscover essential tips and insights on buying a townhouse, including benefits, costs, and what to consider before making your purchase. Learn more here!Mortgage
Can you use home equity to buy a second house?
With enough home equity, you might be able to cover the down payment or entire purchase of a second home. Learn how to use home equity to buy a property.Mortgage
Types of mortgage loans: Home financing options to consider
Explore different types of mortgage loans, including conventional, jumbo, government-backed, fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages.Mortgage
Can you buy an investment property with a HELOC?
A HELOC could be used for some or all of a home purchase, but it depends on the available credit limit and other factors. Learn more from Chase.Mortgage
What is an arm’s length transaction?
An arm’s length transaction is where both parties negotiate independently and fairly. Learn how they can help avoid conflicts of interest from Chase.Mortgage
Escrow waiver: What is it, and do you need one?
An escrow waiver allows borrowers to opt out of an escrow account but assume more responsibilities. Learn about the pros and cons of an escrow waiver.
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