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Making Home Affordable Refinance Program Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ

Lots Of  People Looking To Refinance A couple of days ago I did a pretty long post talking about the new “Making Home Affordable” program that the Obama administration passed earlier this year.  In that post I  gave a 10,000 foot view of the plan, what it is designed to do, and who will qualify […]

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Real Estate Investing in New York

Today’s guest is Michael Pinter, a friend and investor out of New York. Every market has different challenges to it, and North Eastern markets are no different. In fact, they may present some of the biggest challenges for new investors. Today Michael shares how things are different for investors in New York, from the closing process to marketing differences, overcoming the ‘New York Attitude’, to how things differ with various exit strategies. Ready? Let’s jump into the show!

Rising Mortgage Rates: Should I Buy a House Now or Wait Until 2023?

Because of the volatility in the housing market and economy, you may be thinking if now is the best time to buy a house or whether it’s better to wait until 2023. However, if you’ve been waiting for your ducks to line up, it may be a tough choice. How Rising Mortgage Rates Are Affecting… View Article

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WTFinance: Student Loans Explained

Truth is, there is a lot to be excited about when it comes to college: new friends, a new routine, (college parties!), and more independence. But along with all these perks, it’s also time to start thinking about your finances. Whether you’re reaching your final year of high school or just planning your education ahead

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Lenders convince buyers to ‘marry the house and date the rate’

With mortgage rates expected to climb even higher, lenders are cutting closing costs and launching new programs to court buyers.

Mortgage rates drop for fifth week in a row – CNN

Mortgage rates drop for fifth week in a row  CNN

Interactive Mortgage Review: A Southern California Refinance Shop That Doesn’t Charge Lender Fees

Today we’ll check out a mortgage lender that says it’s faster, smarter, and simply better. While that sounds like the name of a Daft Punk song, it’s actually the tagline for “Interactive Mortgage.” The SoCal mortgage lender prides itself on transparency, an easy-to-use pricing engine, and painless transactions. They say their loan process gives you… Read More »Interactive Mortgage Review: A Southern California Refinance Shop That Doesn’t Charge Lender Fees

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Should High Net Worth People Buy Life Insurance or Self-Insure?

It’s probably not unusual for people with high net worth to assume they don’t need life insurance. After all, when you have a certain amount of money, you might consider yourself essentially self-insured. But self-insurance is no insurance. That can be true even for high net worth individuals. People with high net worth usually also […]

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NVE Mortgage Review

NVE Bank is a mortgage lender that services homebuyers and homeowners in the state of New Jersey. Originally named the Englewood Mutual Loan and Building Association, NVE Bank opened in 1887, operating as the area’s first savings and loan association. NVE is headquartered in Englewood, New Jersey, and offers a range of financial services including […]

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