Like many of you, I’ve had daydreams of the ultimate closet dancing around in my head for a long time. I lived for years with clothes strewn on the floor, stuffed into every available corner, slowly creeping into one-quarter, then one-third, then a half of my husband’s closet (he was not pleased).…
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The short answer is yes. Financing manufactured homes (also sometimes called modular or mobile homes) is in fact allowed under VA mortgage guidelines. These are known colloquially as mobile home […]
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A while ago, my wife and I did what we do from time to time — ask if there’s another cost-saving opportunity we’ve overlooked. I don’t know about you, but the quest for fiscal prudence is generally at its highest in our household after some indulgent purchase. “Hey, look! We can compensate for this luxo-foobie by slashing costs here!” (Are we the only people who do this?)
The indulgence in question was an iPhone. My trooper wife had been braving modern civilization with a dumb phone. (Someone from the ’80s would have called a slim, foldable phone which sends text messages anything but dumb, but that’s a different subject.) It worked fine and was cheap, but, well, even it began to show signs of age. Cell phones not being fine wine, I decided to surprise her with an iPhone, to heck with the cost. She did not resist.
Soon, however, guilt replaced the excitement, prompting the aforementioned introspection.
March was a rough month for home prices. The median U.S. home price fell a sizable 3.3% in March to $400,528, the largest year-over-year decrease in more than a decade. That was on top of the 1.2% decline in February, which was the first annual decline in prices since 2012, per Redfin. At the same… Read More »Home Prices Just Experienced the Biggest Annual Decline Since 2012
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Are you a serious athlete, you might have a condition known as athleteâs heart. This is when your heart becomes enlarged because it has adapted to your intense training. While athleteâs heart doesnât cause any health problems, it could pose a problem when applying for life insurance because this condition makes it look like you […]
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Life insurance is like most other products and services that are available. You can get the basic product, but you can also add different options to your policy. In the insurance industry, those options are commonly referred to as riders. You should be aware that any rider will come with an extra charge in your […]
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Can you believe itâs already March? I canât either, but it is, heck, itâs nearly April if you think about it, without overthinking it. Anyway, 2017 is well underway and the news so far in the mortgage world isnât all that rosy. The leading headline this year has been higher mortgage rates, backed by a… Read More »A Return to ARMs
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