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What To Do When a Teenager’s Tastes Turn Expensive
Somewhere along the line, the toddlers and youngsters that used to fill my house with noise grew up into pre-teens and teenagers. The toys they once yearned for and constantly played with have slowly been packed away and given to charities, and their tastes have changed. They now want gadgets â cellphones, tablets, higher-end PCs […]
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What Is a Lender Overlay?
Mortgage Q&A: âWhat is a lender overlay?â If youâve been studying underwriting guidelines recently to determine if youâre eligible for a mortgage, itâs important to understand that they can vary widely from bank to bank. Even if you think you qualify based on the guidelines set forth by the FHA, USDA, VA, or Fannie Mae [&hellip
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What Are the Traits of Successful Real Estate Investors?
A lot of people want to be successful real estate investors, but not everyone is able to accomplish this feat. What is it that makes someone successful at real estate? Are they smarter? Do they work harder? Were they just lucky? I think there are many traits that make someone more likely to be a … Read more
How to Get a Mortgage with a Low Credit Score
Mortgage Q&A: âHow to get a mortgage with a low credit score.â If youâve got a low credit score, but are determined to buy a home (or are looking to refinance your existing mortgage), you may be wondering how to get a mortgage. Or if it’s even possible. First things first though â how low [&hellip
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What Type of Mortgage Is Best for You?
Just as homes come in different styles and price ranges, so do the ways you can finance them. While it may be easy to tell if you prefer a rambler to a split-level or a craftsman to a colonial, figuring out what kind of mortgage works best for you requires a little more research. There […]
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FHA and VA Loans Might Put Ownership in Reach
Buying a home might be a pretty conventional act, but financing one doesn’t have to be. Loans backed by federal agencies can be a big help if you’re low on cash or your credit score isn’t where you or a conventional lender would like it to be. There’s even a loan that can help you buy a […]
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What Do Biden’s Mortgage Protection Extensions Mean for You?
If you’re having a tough time paying your mortgage, the Biden administration is extending certain programs to help you. Previously, these protections â including a temporary stay on foreclosures, and options for forbearance â were set to expire at the end of March 2021. But seeing as we’re still not done with the coronavirus crisis […]
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3 Questions About Saving Money on Food Expenses – Answered
The average American household spends just shy of 10 percent of their annual income on food, according to the USDA. That adds up to an enormous financial impact over the course of a year. Some of the strategies for cutting that expense, such as preparing foods for yourself, finding inexpensive things you actually like, and […]
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Is It Smart to Buy Rentals When You Are Young?
There are many challenges to buying rental properties when you are young, but there are also many advantages. The biggest challenge to buying rental properties is getting enough money to pay for down payments, repairs, and reserves. However, there are many ways to buy rental properties with little money down, and it is easier to … Read more