Refinancing can be an excellent way to save money on monthly payments. That being said, not everybody should refinance â at least not yet. Figuring if and when you should […]
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Since the introduction of the Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP in 2009, Congress has tried to address the negative equity many home owners have. HARP and later HARP 2.0 […]
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If you own a home, you may be interested in tapping into your available home equity. One popular way to do that is with a home equity line of credit. This is different from a home equity loan, and can help you finance a major renovation or many other expenses. Homeowners sitting on at least […]
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Current HELOC rates are rising. But HELOC rates might still be a better deal than cash-out mortgage rates. Here’s why.
Every year I set goals for myself and my business. I also post those on this blog and on my social media accounts as well. This keeps me accountable for my goals and helps me pay attention to them all year round. I like to make huge goals that are very exciting to me and … Read more
A low interest rate environment coupled with the effects of the volatile rate environment in recent years has caused Americans who own homes to consider changing the terms of their mortgages. Their existing loans may have carried higher interest rates, ⦠Continue reading â
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Rental properties have made me a lot of money and built a ton of wealth for me as well. I have around 10 million dollars in net worth now which is mostly from my rentals. Not only can rentals provide monthly cash flow but they can build your net worth very quickly as well. I … Read more
There are a few ways to handle your mortgage during a divorce. These divorce mortgage options will help both parties transition smoothly.
Getting divorced means determining whoâs entitled to assets from the marriage, which for many couples includes a home. Youâll need to decide who gets the home, which can also mean determining whoâs responsible for the mortgage. There are different options ⦠Continue reading â
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