Survey Reveals Biggest Misconceptions Consumers Have About the Homebuying Process
About 85% of homeowners with mortgages say there is something they wish they had known before starting the homebuying process, according to a new survey by mortgage lender New American Funding. The biggest misconception involves down payments. According to the survey, about a fifth of respondents would have liked to know about down payment assistance…
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