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Can I Qualify for a CHFA Mortgage? A Connecticut Buyer’s Guide From 25+ Years in the Trenches
If you’ve ever wondered whether you can qualify for a CHFA mortgage , you’re not alone. After 25+ years of originating these loans for thousands of Connecticut buyers, I can tell you that most people either underestimate their eligibility or have been told incorrect information . CHFA is absolutely one of the strongest, most flexible first-time homebuyer programs in the country — but most buyers don’t understand how qualification really works. Here’s a clear, experience-drive
Neil Caron
5 days ago4 min read


How Connecticut’s Pizza Pride Became a National Power Move
December 3, 2025 | Connecticut Lifestyle | Presented by ReadySetLoan™️ Connecticut just pulled off one of the cleverest branding wins of the year: a statewide campaign staking its claim as the pizza capital of the United States . And believe it or not, that marketing push is reshaping how people across the country see our little corner of New England. It’s bold, it’s fun — and, honestly, it says a lot about how Connecticut is leaning into identity, culture, and community in a
Neil Caron
Dec 32 min read


A History of Conforming Loan Limits
December 2025 | Mortgage Basics | Presented by ReadySetLoan™️ Conforming loan limits shape how much buyers can borrow while staying within traditional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines. These limits shift over time as home prices rise, and understanding how they’ve changed helps buyers, sellers, investors, and homeowners make smart decisions. Here’s a clear, ReadySetLoan™️-style breakdown of how conforming loan limits have evolved — and why the numbers keep moving upward.
Neil Caron
Dec 13 min read


A Fairer Score: Fannie Mae’s Credit Update Could Help Millions Qualify for Mortgages
November 15th, 2025 | Market Insights | Presented by ReadySetLoan™️ Big news for homebuyers — especially those just starting their credit journey. Fannie Mae has announced a major update to its credit score requirements that could help more Americans qualify for mortgages. By expanding the models it uses and recognizing alternative credit data like rent and utility payments, Fannie Mae aims to make the mortgage process more inclusive while maintaining responsible lending stan
Neil Caron
Nov 153 min read
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