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We’re not nutritionists. We’re not personal trainers. We think you look great! Basically, you shouldn’t take our advice on health or hitting the gym. But you should absolutely take our advice on expanding your reach. In 2025, we’d like to help you reach more borrowers and close more loans — especially among traditionally underserved and […]

As we grow older or welcome someone with a disability into our home, creating a space that’s comfortable and easy to navigate isn’t just important — it’s a chance to create a safe haven. Thankfully, making a home more accessible doesn’t have to mean big, expensive renovations. Even small changes can make all the difference.

At Arrive Home, we believe your home should be your sanctuary. This is  especially true when dealing with the fears and challenges of breast cancer. Fortunately, there are resources available to assist homeowners who need financial assistance after a cancer diagnosis. If you are concerned about being able to keep up with your mortgage payments,

To see the original article by Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy on GoBankingRates, click here. The double whammy of mortgage rates nearing 8% and increasing home prices is continuing to keep homebuyers on the sidelines. Making matters worse, lenders are increasingly denying applicants loans because of insufficient income than at any point since that data was first collected

To view the original article by Candyd Mendoza on MPA Mag in its entirety, click here. The California Mortgage Bankers Association (CMBA) has appointed Tai Christensen (pictured), president of Arrive Home, as chair of its diversity, equity & inclusion (DE&I) committee. Christensen, who brings over two decades of experience in the mortgage industry, will be

To see the original article by Eric C Peck on The M Report, click here. The California Mortgage Bankers Association (California MBA) has named Tai Christensen, President and Co-Founder of national affordable housing program Arrive Home, as Chair of its Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee. Christensen will share the role with Stephanie Whittenberg, who will

To see the original article by David Wharton on The M Report, click here. Growing up, it seemed like every neighborhood had that one “creepy” house. Maybe it was abandoned, maybe it was home to a quiet introvert who occasionally peeks out through the curtains. Regardless, these are places that collect mythology like fishing nets

To view the original article by Connie Kim on HOUSINGWIRE, click here. The combination of high home prices and insufficient savings for a down payment makes it challenging for first-time homebuyers to pull the trigger on a property purchase. But the good news is, more buyers have become aware of down payment assistance (DPA) options

To view the original article written by Amy Fontinelle on Forbes, click here. Correspondent lending is a major part of the mortgage origination business. But if you’re shopping for a home loan, you probably won’t know if you’re applying with a correspondent lender unless you ask. More than one in four borrowers got their home

To read the original article written by Molly Grace and edited by Richard Richtmyer on Business Insider, click here. For hopeful homebuyers with lower incomes and little savings for a down payment, becoming a homeowner can seem way out of reach. Fortunately, there are a number of programs available that can make buying a home