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The Top Ways to Hurricane Proof Your Home

Hurricanes can cause immense damage to your home. While it’s not pleasant to think of the worst happening, it’s important so that you hurricane proof your home. It may sound complicated, but there are simple ways that you can get your...

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Top Ways to Avoid Paying Too Much PMI 

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If you put less than 20% down on a home and you use conventional financing you'll pay PMI or Private Mortgage Insurance. On the one hand, this insurance helps you get conventional financing, but on the other, your payment will be higher because of the PMI.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest  Read more

Tips for Getting Around the Mortgage Lender Runaround

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Once you have a mortgage, you want to know that your loan servicer will respond to your inquiries or requests. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Thousands of complaints are filed against mortgage lenders every year for lack of communication and/or help with their situation.Get Matched  Read more

The Complete Guide to Fixing the Most Common Credit Report Errors

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Mistakes happen, even on your credit report. If you don’t review your report periodically though, you’ll never know when those mistakes occur. Worse yet, you won’t have them fixed, which can be detrimental to your financial future.Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.So how do you  Read more

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How to Find Out if HUD Owes you Money

Have you ever had an FHA loan? If so, you may be eligible for a refund of part of the upfront mortgage insurance you paid. The FHA has hundreds of

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