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Helping California homebuyers understand the mortgage process.
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Hi, I’m Kevin Cunningham. Whether your first home is a someday thought or you’re starting to make plans, you’re welcome here. ReadMe Mortgage is opening soon in Citrus Heights. In the meantime, explore the guides, bring your questions, and get to know the process at your own pace.
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You deserve to understand the words, the numbers, and what comes next. I’ll take the time to make things clear.
Wondering where the costs come from? The closing costs guide walks through the common charges, one step at a time.
You don’t need to have it all figured out before reaching out. Bring the question that’s on your mind.
A place to start, wherever you are in the process. Pick what’s on your mind and take your time:
Every line item on a closing estimate, translated: what it is, who it pays, and which costs are worth a second look.
Private mortgage insurance protects the lender, not you. Here is what it costs, why it shows up, and how removal can work.
The Sacramento first-time buyer path in plain steps: documents to gather, the timeline to expect, and what happens at each stage.
The math behind a monthly payment, explained with a worked example: principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and escrow.
Citrus Heights is home for me. Whether you’re looking nearby or elsewhere in California, I hope you’ll feel at home here, too.
ReadMe Mortgage is opening soon in Citrus Heights. You’re welcome to explore the free guides or bring Kevin a general question while you get to know the process.
Usually four parts: principal, interest, property taxes, and homeowners insurance. The affordability guide works through a full example.
Insurance that protects the lender when a buyer puts down less than 20 percent, and on most conventional loans it can be removed once the balance drops far enough. The PMI guide explains how.