What Does the Fed’s Rate Increase Mean for Mortgages?
With the Fed’s overnight interest at a two-year high, current and to-be homeowners are asking themselves “Is this going to affect my mortgage interest rate?”
I’ve Filed for Bankruptcy, Can I Buy a House?
If you’ve filed for bankruptcy, and you’re worried because you want to buy a house, know that YES, it’s still possible for you to meet your dream of homeownership.
Lend Me an ARMs
ARM, in the mortgage world, stands for adjustable-rate mortgage. This loan product offers a variable interest rate that will change over time, based on what’s happening in the market.
Reasons to Refi
There are other factors aside from rate to consider when deciding whether or not to refinance.
I Took 6 Months Off Work to Travel – Can I still Buy A House?
The first thing to know is that a gap in employment doesn’t automatically disqualify you for a mortgage.
Title Insurance Ain’t Anything New
These days, title insurance is a natural part of the home buying process. But what is it really, and why should you care?
Mortgage Basics You Didn’t Know You Needed To Know
In the beginning, getting a mortgage can be an overwhelming process, but it’s the same as when you’re learning a new math formula.
Jumping Into the Renovation Loan Pool
If you feel like your recent house shopping efforts are reminiscent of an overcrowded community pool, you’re not alone.
Real Estate Voted the Best Investment
When it comes to long-term investments, what’s better than stocks and gold? It’s not a four-leaf clover, or rare first-edition comic book, but something much more valuable.
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