Home values are rising, and homeowners are no longer sitting on their equity. Four cash-out options are helping owners accomplish financial goals.
“Should I refinance?” That’s a good question, and the answer depends on what you want to accomplish, and if refinancing will help you meet your goal.
Selling your home? Make sure you stage it for sale. Staged homes sell 73% faster than non-staged homes; and sell at higher prices, too. Here’s how to do it.
How soon can you buy a home after a short sale? That depends on the circumstances of the sale and the mortgage program you choose.
Second home / vacation property buyers can now occasionally rent the home, and qualify for lower second home mortgage rates. Read about this new rule.
All about Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) including how to get a mortgage that won’t require it. Live rates from actual mortgage lenders.
Certain mortgage programs are designed to get lower credit applicants into homes. Find out which programs you should target as a home buyer with a low score.
Using a cash-out refinance for student loans may save you money if the interest rate is lower, and more so if your interest is tax-deductible. Another advantage is the chance to stretch out your repayment over more time, reducing your monthly payment.
Today’s jumbo mortgage rates are similar to those of standard conforming loans. But, they come with a different set of rules. Will you qualify?