Nick Boxberger

It's a new year and interest rates remain low, which could mean that now is a great time for you to consider refinancing. It may seem complicated, but I can help make the process easy. Try out our mortgage calculator and see what you could save: http://spr.ly/6186HVpGi

Happy New Year! Whatever your 2021 financial resolutions may be, I am here to help you at every step. Here’s to the best year yet.

I am kicking off 2021 with a day of rest. I hope you are too. While our branches are closed tomorrow to celebrate New Year’s Day, you can rest assured I will be available on Monday. Have a safe and happy holiday.

In observance of the Christmas holiday, I will be out of the office to enjoy time with my loved ones. I hope you have a wonderful day.

With the holidays upon us, I want to wish you a peaceful holiday season. I look forward to being there for you throughout the coming year.

Are you an animal lover? It yes, then what's your favorite animal? Use the comment box below. Voting is so important, especially today.

Even if you don’t have a long credit history or a sizeable down payment, there are ways to become a #homeowner: Like FHA loans, which can help you purchase a home with a smaller down payment. Learn if an FHA loan is right for you: http://spr.ly/6181HrDvJ

Kids love the magic of Halloween, but COVID-19 means it may be a bit different this year. You can still have fun! I wanted to share what the CDC has recommended. Have a happy and safe Halloween weekend. http://spr.ly/6180GhnvE

I want to keep you up to date on mortgage news. In fact, here's the latest news from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Read more: http://spr.ly/6187GCmg1

Like any big project, a successful home buying experience is all about getting the details right from start to finish. I'm here to help you every step of the way. In the meantime, check out these tips: http://spr.ly/6180GCzK6

With the housing demand still incredibly strong, I thought I would share some news regarding new home construction. While it's wonderful to create your own home, there are outside factors driving up the price. We can always talk about your home financing strategy. Call me. http://spr.ly/6182GAPzI

Mortgage scam emails, texts and calls may pressure or even threaten you to respond. Just ignore them, and call your lender (hopefully that's me). Get more tips and test your scam IQ: http://spr.ly/6184GfLQY

You still have time to complete the 2020 census. The deadline to provide your valuable information that helps determine how $675B in government funding will be allocated ends on Oct. 31. Fill yours out today: https://my2020census.gov/

Interesting stats I thought I would share. Per a recent Redfin article, election concerns are unlikely to have a major impact on the housing market, partly because a portion of those people will move forward with their plans to buy and/or sell once the election has passed. Read more here: http://spr.ly/6188G48VE

In the midst of a COVID-19 housing market, there are certain factors that could make it the right time to sell. Let's talk. Read here to find out how circumstances could affect your asking price: http://spr.ly/6181GN9AH

Great News! The FHFA (Federal Housing Finance Agency) released their House Price Index, which measures home price appreciation on single-family homes with conforming loan amounts. Home prices rose 1% in July and are up 6.5% year over year, which is even stronger than the 5.8% in the previous report and the 4.9% two months ago. Housing continues to move higher and higher. http://spr.ly/6184GFQGa

I don't know about you, but I'm ready for fall. It's a beautiful time of year. In fact, if you're thinking of moving, then check out these great tips specific to this season. http://spr.ly/6189GFP0N

With easing stay-at-home restrictions and #housing starts recovering to a nearly 1.5 million annual pace, the U.S. economy is turning the corner. It's time to talk about your home financing future. Read more: http://spr.ly/6188GFP5u

From an article I just read, "After a brief stall in home sales at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, homebuyers came rushing back in so fast that prices never even took a hit. In fact, the gains in prices accelerated quickly, causing home equity to soar even more." I think you should read the full article: https://www.cnbc.com//home-equity-surges-as-demand-soars-a