How to Get Your Finances in Order Before Applying for a Mortgage
Even with the recent real estate market troubles, many people are still interested in buying homes. Buying a home, though, isn’t something you can just do. Read More
Even with the recent real estate market troubles, many people are still interested in buying homes. Buying a home, though, isn’t something you can just do. Read More
If you’re self-employed, getting approved for a mortgage is more complicated than getting approved with a traditional job paying W-2 income. There are usually few key differences that self-employed applicants should prepare for in advance to make the process smoother. Read More
Your mortgage is likely to be the largest loan you have in your life. As a result, it makes sense to consider the interest you pay. Because your interest rate is based on the size of your mortgage, the smaller the rate, the less you pay over all. Read More
Refinancing your mortgage could save you hundreds of dollars each month in housing expenses. Plus a better mortgage deal could mean paying thousands less in interest over the life of your loan. Read More
Since the housing crisis of 2008, the phrase “subprime loan” has become the moral equivalent of a four-letter word, an indication of all that goes wrong when risky, irresponsible home loans for bad credit become commonplace. Read More