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Arkansas HAF has Two New Options for Struggling Homeowners
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffThe Arkansas Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) now includes two new options to assist homeowners who are delinquent on their mortgage payments due to hardships brought on by the pandemic. The first, Monthly Payment Assistance, is dependent on eligibility and assists …
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Arvest Bank Officially Names Kendall President & CEO of Mortgage Division
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffArvest Bank announced Thursday morning that Matt Kendall has officially been named president and CEO of Arvest’s mortgage division and Arvest Central Mortgage Company, a role he has filled on an interim basis since February. Kendall has 28 years …
The National Association of Realtors reports that in 2015, roughly 14 percent of all home buyers used a financial gift from a relative or friend for the down payment on their home. Of those who did this, a majority were …
Condominiums are a great option for people who want to own their home, but don’t want the hassle of maintenance. Condos are also often purchased as a second home, perhaps in a growing downtown area or in a city that …
UPDATE: As many suspected, the Federal Reserve raised rates on Dec. 16. Below is the original article by Bank of Little Rock Mortgage President and CEO Scott McElmurry. As the article predicted, the market response was positive and even favorable …
As we age and our lives change, our house may feel too large, it may be too far from loved ones or we may simply want a change of scenery in our retirement years. Those are some of the main …
Many prospective home buyers have watched mortgage interest rates plummet over the last few years but have been hesitant to take action. Common questions include: “Have rates hit bottom yet?” “Can I afford to wait?” “Can I afford to buy?” …
