The Collaborator Series: Lender Edition


Happy Friday!!!

In our second installment, Gina speaks with Faith Helm, Loan Officer. They discuss how to obtain a home loan, which factors most affect your credit, and the best advice she has for first-time buyers. Enjoy!



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