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Getting a Mortgage When Self-Employed

When you work for yourself, getting a mortgage can seem intimidating. Lenders have stricter eligibility requirements... Continue Reading

Understanding FHA Loans in Texas

Understanding FHA Loans in Texas The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) offers mortgage insurance on loans... Continue Reading

What is Mortgage Underwriting

What is Mortgage Underwriting? Underwriting is the process lenders use to analyze a borrower's finances to... Continue Reading

Moving to Houston, Texas: What You Need to Know

Moving to Houston, Texas: What You Need to Know Houston is the largest city in Texas and the fourth largest city... Continue Reading

USDA Home Loans in Texas: A Path to Affordable Homeownership

If you're a Texan dreaming of owning a home, you're in luck because USDA home loans in Texas offer a fantastic... Continue Reading

Interest Rate Buydown: Make Your Mortgage More Affordable

Are you feeling the financial strain of today's high mortgage rates, yet still aspire to own your dream home? Here's... Continue Reading

I make $65,000 a Year - How Much Home Can I Afford?

Earning $65,000 a year may not place you among the highest income earners, but it is enough to consider... Continue Reading

Cash Out Refinance: A Smart Solution to Eliminate High-Interest Debt

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What Is A 4-Point Home Inspection?

Ensuring Your Home's Safety and Insurance Compliance Are you a homeowner or prospective homebuyer? Chances are... Continue Reading

Free Mortgage Calculator

At Flagstone Mortgage, we understand that estimating your mortgage payments can be a daunting task. That's why we offer a free calculator to help you get an idea of what your payments may be. However, it's important to note that the actual payments may differ from what the calculator quotes.