While having a large nest egg and an excellent credit score is ideal, you don’t necessarily have to kiss homeownership goodbye if that’s not your case.
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The Urban Institute released a report on projected homeownership rates for the next twenty years. Experts project a drop from 65% in 2020 to 62% in 2040.
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A recent report showed racial divides in mortgage approval and denial. We look closer at the data to see why, and how anyone can improve their chance of mortgage success.
Although owning is nearly twice as affordable as renting, monthly payments alone don’t tell the full story.
Thereâs nothing inherently wrong with living with your parents, other than EVERYTHING! So letâs talk about how to GET OUT! To be clear, Iâm going to discuss moving out and buying a place of your own, not moving out and renting, seeing that the latter is fairly self-explanatory. The desire to move out might be [&hellip
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If you haven’t filed your taxes, don’t panic! Here are three last-minute tax tips for homeowners that will save you money, headaches, and more.
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Learn how to get an edge on your saving, spending and borrowing strategies when rates rise or fall.
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What if mortgage lenders could earn borrowersâ confidence and affection even earlier, so that they would turn to them repeatedly for other loans, including that initial mortgage, CampusDoor CEO Steve Winnie asks.