Homeownership TopicsApril 30, 2024
Divorce And Mortgage | Divorce Mortgage Options for 2025
There are a few ways to handle your mortgage during a divorce. These divorce mortgage options will help both parties transition smoothly.
Articles by Dan Rafter
- About MortgagesDecember 1, 2022
How Much Money do You Need to Buy a House in 2025?
Today's mortgage programs have reduced upfront home-buying costs. Here's how much money you typically need saved to buy a house. - Mortgage StrategySeptember 2, 2019
How to avoid making a contingent offer on a home
You don't always have to sell your house before buying another. Today's housing and mortgage markets offer options for a relaxed housing transition. - Mortgage StrategyDecember 11, 2017
Buying without your credit-challenged spouse
Lenders do not require couples to be on the mortgage together. A spouse with lower credit can be removed from the application to help the other qualify. - Mortgage RatesAugust 21, 2017
Why You Should Shop Around When You Refinance
Fewer than 25% of mortgage consumers apply with more than one lender. Know these time-proven strategies to find the best loan and rate for you. - Mortgage StrategyApril 2, 2017
Safely Make A Big Purchase When Buying a House
Making a major purchase can affect your mortgage qualification status. But there are a few smart ways to make big purchases while buying a home. - About MortgagesFebruary 6, 2017
Double Your Mortgage Buying Power With A Friend Or Relative
Increase your home buying power by pooling your resources with a friend or relative. But, proceed wisely when entering into this arrangement. - Mortgage StrategyFebruary 5, 2017
Your Debt-To-Income Ratio Can Tell You How Much Home To Buy
A debt-to-income ratio is not just a number for lenders to use. Buyers can calculate it themselves and use it to estimate their comfortable home payment.
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