Sarah J Krueger - Chase Sr. Home Lending Advisor CPC - NMLS ID 1652279

08/13/2025

Still looking for a home to buy? Found one? Take advantage of our limited-time rate discount when you purchase a home (through 8/18). Lock yours in before it expires! Learn more: https://bit.ly/46Lw1Fg

07/24/2025

Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but it can feel overwhelming, too. That’s where Chase MyHome® can help! It’s your one-stop resource that can take you from getting ready to buy to getting the keys.

Visit https://bit.ly/3zzoECi to sign in to your Chase account 📲 and get started.

06/17/2023

Today we celebrate fathers and father figures everywhere. to the ones who raised us, who shaped us and who are always there for us.

06/12/2023

To honor the beginning of National Homeownership Month, Chase has unveiled a refreshed suite of homebuyer resources and findings from a recent consumer survey!

“The latest set of resources from Chase were designed with the current needs of homebuyers in mind, like locking in a rate and finding opportunities for savings. We’re excited for consumers to explore our updated offerings and engage with tools that can help them achieve homeownership," shared Sean Grzebin, Head of Consumer Originations.

Find out more about our new portfolio of resources and the new research to better understand the needs of first-time homebuyers: bit.ly/3MY5AQY

06/06/2023

There are five things that make up your credit score—but what has the most impact? It’s paying your bills on time and keeping your credit card usage low. Other factors that complete your score are the length of your credit history, new credit and your credit mix.

Learn more about how your credit score can help you make your homeownership dreams a reality: bit.ly/42uSHUe

05/31/2023

There are a lot of factors to consider when deciding how much home you can afford to buy, and salary is a big piece of the equation.

"Buying a home involves more money out-of-pocket than just the down payment. The average expense for homebuyers is 2% to 6% of the total cost of the property," says Shelby McDaniels, channel director for Chase Home Lending.

So, how much do you need to make to afford a $400,000 home? Let's take a look: bit.ly/3MFp1he

Mortgage rates have been rising.

05/05/2023

Data from the latest rental report from Realtor.com shows rents continue to grow today: “In March 2023, the median asking rent was $1,732, up by $15 from last month and $354 (25.7%) higher than the same time in 2019 (pre-pandemic).”

Still trying to decide whether to buy a home or continue renting? Read more here: bit.ly/3AYjrB6

Wondering if you should continue renting or if you should buy a home this year?

04/12/2023

In a rising rate environment, we continue our efforts to provide homeownership opportunities for Black, Hispanic and Latino households across all income levels, including advocating for policies that reduce barriers to owning a home.

Visit bit.ly/3jczjdM to learn more about our grants, closing benefits and low down payment options.

03/13/2023

Millennials are getting creative when it comes to saving up to see their homeownership dreams come true.

According to a 2023 Millennial Homebuyer Report, more than a THIRD of millennials work second jobs or a side hustle to earn more income — in addition to making other sacrifices for a down payment, like setting aside a portion of each paycheck, cutting back on spending and moving in with family.

Read more on all the ways millennials reported saving for a down payment here: bit.ly/3IbLq4N

This generation is working hard and making sacrifices to see their homeownership dreams come true.

03/09/2023

The recent decline in mortgage rates is good news for homebuyers — but be warned: those rates are just averages!

In reality, mortgage rates are highly personalized. While average rates can give you a ballpark of what to expect as a borrower, your finances—and specifically, your credit score—will really determine your interest rate.

How much of a difference can that score make and what number should you be aiming for? Here’s what you need to know: bit.ly/3yrtA8q

Mortgage rates are highly personalized