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Buying a Home in 2023
If you are planning to buy a home in 2023, there are some unique market factors to consider this year. You will also find that organization and financial preparedness, will make your experience significantly easier. Let’s talk about the 2023 housing market outlook for Texas home buyers and what you can do to be better prepared: Market Outlook: Buying a Home In 2023 The housing market has seen tremendous changes in the last few years. After the rapid rise in
Houston First Time Home Buyer: 5 Important Pieces of Information
If you have been thinking about buying your first home in Houston, 2026 may be one of the best opportunities in recent memory. Zillow recently ranked Houston as the most buyer-friendly housing market in Texas, and conditions have shifted meaningfully in favor of first-time buyers. With approximately 31,350 active residential listings as of early 2026 and homes averaging 64 days on the market, you now have the breathing room to shop smart rather than rush into a decision. At Texaslending,
Why Texaslending Is the Consumer’s Choice Award Winner for Home Lenders Texas Trusts
When you are making one of the biggest financial decisions of your life, who you work with matters. Choosing the right mortgage lender can mean the difference between a stressful, confusing process and one that feels guided, transparent, and built around your goals. That is exactly why thousands of homeowners across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex have voted Texaslending as the Consumer’s Choice Award winner for Mortgage Lender (Non-Bank) for 13 consecutive years. This recognition is not something you can buy
How to Get a Custom Mortgage Rate Quote in Texas: Your 2026 Guide
If you have been shopping for a mortgage online, you have probably seen advertised interest rates on lender websites, comparison tools, and financial news headlines. As of early February 2026, the national average for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage sits at approximately 6.11%, according to Freddie Mac, down from 6.89% just a year ago. Those numbers make great headlines, but they do not tell you what rate you will actually qualify for. Your mortgage rate is as unique as your financial
