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My family and I moved to Colorado Springs from Georgia in 2018 and immediately fell in love with the views, low humidity, and even the snow. I earned bachelors degrees in Marketing and Advertising from the University of Florida (go Gators!) and previously worked in a real estate office and then for a government contractor. I have always enjoyed helping people and deadlines/details are my specialties. In addition to parenting two teenagers, I’m an avid reader and a huge animal lover; we have a dog, three cats, and a turtle.
Disclaimer:
Results received from this calculator are designed for comparative purposes only, and accuracy is not guaranteed. We do not guarantee the accuracy of any information or inputs by users of the software.
This calculator does not have the ability to pre-qualify you for any loan program which should be verified independently with one of our Loan Consultants. Qualification for loan programs may require additional information such as credit scores and cash reserves which is not gathered in this calculator. Information such as interest rates and pricing are subject to change at any time and without notice. Additional fees such as HOA dues are not included in calculations. All information such as interest rates, taxes, insurance, PMI payments, etc. are estimates and should be used for comparison only. We do not guarantee any of the information obtained by this calculator.
Do I Need Owner’s Title Insurance When Paying Cash?
When you pay cash for a home, no lender requires title insurance — which means no one is insuring the title at all unless you choose to. This guide explains what owner’s title insurance protects, how it differs from a lender’s policy, and how Colorado cash buyers can decide.
What Does My Mortgage Servicer Have to Do Before Foreclosing?
Federal rules require most mortgage servicers to take specific steps before foreclosing: early contact after missed payments, a written notice describing loss mitigation options, and an assigned point of contact who can explain how to apply for help. This guide walks Colorado homeowners through each obligation and what to do if a servicer skips a step.
Why Your Spouse Signs Closing Documents If Not on the Loan
A non-borrowing spouse is often asked to sign certain closing documents even when only one spouse is on the mortgage loan. The reason is not the debt — it is title. State law can require a spouse’s signature to create a valid lien and clear title, and the title company and closing attorney apply those rules at the table.