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Financing Options for Buying a Pre-Foreclosure Home

If you are looking for a deal on a home, one of the best ways to get one is by buying a pre-foreclosure home. Typically, you’ll see pre-foreclosures homes listed as a ‘short sale.’ In other words, lenders are willing to...

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Home Equity Loan vs HELOC: Pros and Cons

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If you have equity in your home, you might be able to take some of the equity out of it. There are several ways to do this – refinance your first mortgage as a cash-out refinance; take out a home equity loan; and take out a home equity line of credit. The first mortgage refinance would leave you  Read more

Should You Make Home Renovations Before a Refinance?

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If you want to refinance your home, you have a little work to do first. The first step is to ensure your finances are in order. Second, you should determine the changes you can make to your home to increase its value. Even if you know your area’s home values increased, small changes can make a big  Read more

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