Getting a loan after the Equifax hack
Getting a loan after the Equifax hack Your credit rating is incredibly important to your interest rate. If you want to save money [...]
Getting a loan after the Equifax hack Your credit rating is incredibly important to your interest rate. If you want to save money [...]
How to negotiate a mortgage offer Too many times, people who are getting home financing feel so pressured by the process and [...]
How to ensure financial success as a homeowner, part one.
Learn why knowing exactly how much money you have in your home can protect you, even if you don't plan to sell any time soon.
A blog post on how to beat mortgage brokers at their own game and get control of the refinancing process.
Do you think your home's value is what you should keep your eye on? Think again. Read why what you really want to pay attention to is your home equity.
Homeowners don't always consider how refinancing can affect their home as an investment. Here, we break down the main factors on what you should consider when looking into a refinance and what your strategy should be in refinancing, when looking at your home as an investment.
Home values are up across the country and many of us are feeling the pinch on increases in property tax. Here, we address why property taxes go up, how they are assessed, what you can do to lower your property tax and how to appeal an property tax assessment.
For every story of someone making a lot of money off of buying a home, there seems to be another of a homeowner experience gone awry. So what’s the deal? How do you know if your home is going to be a good investment? Here, we break it down for you so you can know how to know if your home will be a good investment or not.
Does your bank send you those cards that tell you that you can save money if you refinance? One of the main explanations they give you is "break even," or, when your savings exceed the fees you paid. Find out why that is generally the wrong way to evaluate a refinance, and how to know for sure if a refinance makes sense for you.