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Ryan Broughton

Ryan Broughton
Branch Manager / Mortgage Advisor
NEO Home Loans | NMLS #330511
NMLS ID # 387870
Equal Housing Lender

Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation is dedicated to providing simple, affordable mortgage solutions. We have over 670 branches across the country offering hometown service backed by national strength. Whether you’re buying your first home, a second home or refinancing your current mortgage, Fairway offers a wide variety of home financing options that are designed to fit your unique needs and

goals. Our loan officers are ready to guide you every step of the way, from application to closing and beyond. Speaking of closing, we have a reputation for closing on time — sometimes in as little as 10 days! Find your trusted local Fairway loan officer today. Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation complies with and supports Equal Housing Opportunity laws and regulations.

06/22/2026

When you’re renting (or you moved back in with family), it can feel like buying is something you do after you’re fully ready.

But buying is one of those “time does the heavy lifting” moves.

This Realtor.com stat isn’t saying everyone gets the same outcome. It’s saying starting earlier is often linked to higher net worth later because you’re giving yourself more years for:

- Equity to build
- Principal to get paid down
- And your housing payment to work for YOU instead of just covering a landlord’s mortgage

If you’re a first-time buyer on the fence, the real question isn’t:
“Is the market or even the house perfect?”
It’s: “What would change for me if I owned for the next 5-10 years instead of renting?”

And if you’re thinking, “I’m not ready,” that’s usually not a no.
It’s a checklist.

For those with adult kids who may benefit from seeing this: Feel free to share this post! And if they want, we’ll help them map the simplest path from not ready to ready enough without guessing where rates go in a zero-pressure and stress-free phone call.

06/19/2026

A lot of homeowners are “rate rich” right now…
They have an amazing mortgage rate… and a monthly budget that still feels tight.

If that’s you, you’re not doing anything wrong. This is what happens when life gets expensive (inflation sure isn’t helping) and debt gets sticky.

Here’s the key idea:
💡 Your mortgage isn’t a separate financial decision. It’s connected to everything else.

Sometimes the best move is simple and boring: Tighten spending, restructure the payoff plan, and let time do its thing.

Other times, using home equity can improve the whole picture, especially when high-interest debt is eating the margin you need for life, savings, or peace of mind.

Not everyone should touch their equity.
But everyone deserves to see the math (and it’s 🆓)

If you want a clear, no-pressure breakdown, we can run a few scenarios and show you what changes your monthly reality and what doesn’t.

Feel free to share this for the next friend or family member that says: “I don’t want to lose my low rate, but I feel stuck.”

06/17/2026

Realtor friends... If you’ve got clients “waiting for the market to calm down,” this may be the post they need.

Data > Drama

NAR data shows about 1 in 5 buyers last year said they felt like they had to buy when they did, no matter the market. That’s real life.

Because the reality is people don’t move just because rates change.
They move because life changed.

NAR estimates roughly 22.5 million major life events happen in a typical two-year span.

Look at the list: Births, people turning 65, marriages, divorces, and more.

Those are the moments that change the math, the space, the commute, the school plan, or the need to be closer to family.

So when a client tells you, “We might just wait,” here's a potentially more strategic question to ask:
"Does your home still fit your life right now?"

If it does, great. Stay put and stay patient.

If it doesn’t, then let’s stop treating timing like the only strategy and start building a plan that works in today’s market.

Action: Share this with anyone on the fence (via email or social).

It’s easier to make a smart move when you remember why people move in the first place.

06/15/2026

If you are currently renting... then this is for you!

Sure, it's easy to feel behind or even lose hope in ever owning your own home, especially when you are measuring yourself inside the wrong system...

Let me explain.

Most people think the gap is about willpower:
“Save more.”
“Spend less.”
“Wait for the perfect time.”

But the gap is usually 2 lines moving at different speeds.
1. One line is the cost of living.
It tends to rise over time (rent, repairs, life).
2. The other line is the wealth you’re building.

Read this next part S-L-O-W-L-Y:
The Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances shows the median U.S. homeowner had a net worth of $396,200…
While renters/non-homeowners had $10,400.

That doesn’t mean buying is “always” the answer.
It means the ownership system tends to build an asset while you live your life.

If you’re trying to decide whether buying fits your season, here’s the question to ask yourself:

Which line are you on right now, and what would it take to change the slope?

If you want, we’ll help you map it with real numbers for your situation (with zero pressure).

06/12/2026

Buying a home is not just about where you live.

For many people, it can also be one of the earliest ways to start building long-term wealth.

Data continues to show that buying earlier in life can create a stronger financial advantage over time, while waiting often makes that wealth gap harder to close.

Whether you are planning to buy your first home now or just getting your strategy in place, understanding the long-term impact of homeownership can help you make more confident decisions for your future.
NEO Home Loans is an Equal Housing Opportunity Lender.

06/10/2026

Seller concessions are back... and in today’s market, they can be the difference between “we can’t” and “we can.”

If you’re buying a home right now, you don’t just negotiate price.
You negotiate terms.

A seller concession is when the seller contributes toward certain buyer costs at closing. That can help you:

1. Keep more of your savings (instead of draining your account on closing day)
2. Lower your cash-to-close (often the real barrier, not the monthly payment)
3. Make your offer stronger without playing the “highest price wins” game

How to use this strategically (quick rule of thumb):

- If the home has been sitting longer than expected, concessions are often easier to ask for.
- If you’re up against a payment ceiling, concessions may help you structure the deal more comfortably.
- If you’re a first-time buyer, preserving savings matters because homeownership comes with first-year surprises.

Share this with someone you know who wants to buy a home in 2026!

06/08/2026

Big housing bill headlines are everywhere. Here’s the simple version. ✅

Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in the House on May 20, 2026. Before it changes anything, it still has to clear the final steps and then get implemented.

What it does not do:
🚫 It does not lower rates, drop prices, or instantly add a bunch of homes to the market.

What buyers should watch instead:
1. FHA updates for manufactured homes
2. A path that can help fund ADU projects
3. Possible changes that could make mortgages under $100K easier to get over time

If you’re buying this summer, your biggest drivers are still your credit, down payment plan, debt-to-income, and when you lock.

06/05/2026

Okay, let’s settle this Friday debate:

Which TWO would you choose?

No overthinking.
Just drop the numbers in the comments below.👇

I love questions like this because everyone’s answer is different depending on what matters most right now.

06/03/2026

Most people think the mortgage process starts with an application and ends at closing.

At NEO, we see it differently.

Before you write an offer, we help you understand your goals, your options, and the strategy behind the numbers.

During the transaction, we focus on communication, clarity, and ex*****on so you are not left guessing what happens next.

After closing, we stay connected because becoming a homeowner is not the finish line. It is the beginning of a much bigger financial journey.

That is the difference between getting a loan and having a mortgage strategy.

If you are thinking about buying, moving, refinancing, or using your home equity more intentionally, the first step is not a quote. It is a conversation.

We’re ready when you are. ✅

06/01/2026

A new month is a great time to check in on more than your calendar.

If you own a home, June is a smart month to look at the small things that can protect your home, your budget, and your long-term financial goals.

Start simple:

✅ Review your maintenance needs.
✅ Check your insurance coverage.
✅ Look at your monthly housing costs.
✅ Update your home documents.
✅ Revisit your equity and future real estate goals.

Because becoming a homeowner is not just about getting the keys.

It is about learning how to manage, protect, and grow one of the most important assets in your life.

At NEO, our goal is to help clients become successful homeowners, not just closed borrowers.

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