Financing
5 Options to Avoiding Foreclosure
Tweet If you’re faced with foreclosure, you may still have some options available to help delay or avoid that fate. Your chances of keeping the home may still be good
Why Lease to Own May Get You Into a Home Faster
Tweet Buying a lease to own home takes time. From 2007 through 2011, home prices have dropped dramatically and are at levels not seen since the turn of the millennium.
No Closing Cost Refi? Yes, They’re Still Around
If you’re considering taking on a home improvement project, one way you can fund the work is to refinance your current mortgage.
4 Timely Tips for First Time Home Buyers
Tweet As the summer months progress, the housing market will continue to gyrate, with some markets seeing continued price erosion while others may begin to stabilize. Clearly, it is a
Do I Need Homeowners Insurance?
Tweet You’ve just received your homeowners insurance bill and your premium went up. Again. After 15 years of making payments and sending out thousands of dollars of your hard-earned money,
The Truth About Staying in Your Home Mortgage Free
Tweet You say that there isn’t anything in life that is free? Well, for millions of American homeowners, living in a home may be about the closest thing to a
Should I Refinance Now or Wait?
Tweet Homeowners who haven’t refinanced over the past several years may believe they missed out on a good thing. Certainly, if you refinanced before the market crash of 2008, there
HEL and HELOC Considerations
Tweet Still, if you have lived in your home for many years, perhaps 10 or 15 years or longer, then you may still have enough equity remaining to borrow. Your
Home Renovation Safety
Tweet While DIY home renovations can be a good way to save money in these tough economic times, failing to take proper safety measures or complete the work “to code”
7 Insurance Tips for Homeowners
Tweet If you’re planning a home renovation or have recently completed an update or addition to your home, your homeowners insurance should be reviewed to make sure that it covers
Don’t Let Your Credit Sabotage Your Home Renovation Plans
Tweet Renovating a home can be a costly affair, which means many homeowners will have to tap their home’s equity or arrange other financing to pay for a new kitchen,
