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NFM Lending Review: A Baltimore Area Mortgage Lender That Bridges the Gap Between Online and In-Touch

Today we’ll check out “NFM Lending,” a Baltimore area mortgage lender that has been around since the 20th century. Also known as “America’s Common Sense Lender,” NFM believes every home loan transaction should start with a conversation to get to know the client’s unique financial situation. They are also an Earth-conscious lender with a company-wide… Read More »NFM Lending Review: A Baltimore Area Mortgage Lender That Bridges the Gap Between Online and In-Touch

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Don’t expect a drop in home prices in 2023, NAR economist says

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun expects there to be a further uptick in home prices in 2023, even if mortgage rates stay at or near 7%.

Here’s why new home sales are up along with prices

We have 61,000 new homes completed for sale, amounting to 1.2 months of the supply, and 298,000 new homes are still under construction.

How To Apply For Student Loans Without Your Parents

For some prospective college students, taking out student loans is a breeze. When you have a supportive parent there to explain the fine print and co-sign on the dotted line, all you really have to do is fill out some paperwork. But not everyone is so lucky. Even students without the support of their parents

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How To Make The Most Money From Your Decluttering Efforts

To make the most money from your clutter when decluttering your home, it’s important to diversify and sell your things through a variety of venues.

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Why You Might Want to Start Paying Your Student Loans in College

When I was 26 years old, I paid off my student loans just three years after graduation. People congratulated me on my task and couldn’t believe how quickly I’d done it, especially since I was only making $30,000 a year.  But I wasn’t that impressed. I knew how much money I had wasted in college,

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