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How do I Pull Equity out of my Rental Property?

With home values on the rise, many homeowners wonder if it’s possible to get cash out of their rental property. It is possible and may even be a good idea rather than leaving the equity ‘stuck’ in the home. By taking the...

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Is it Possible to Get a VA Loan After Bankruptcy?

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VA loans have flexible guidelines even if you’ve filed bankruptcy. While most loan programs make you wait many years to get a loan, you can get a VA loan just two years after filing for a Chapter 7 BK or 12 months after a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest Rates? Click  Read more

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