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Alternative Loan Options to a Cash-Out Refinance

If you need cash and you have equity in your home, you may automatically turn to the cash-out refinance. Did you know that this isn’t your only option, though? There are other ways you can get the cash you need that...

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So You Have a House Now. What Else Do You Need?

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So now you’ve got your priced house key finally on your hands. After months of waiting and negotiating and signing seemingly endless real estate documents, you’re finally free to move in and settle into a new life. You might think: ”The worst is over.”Or so you thought.The moment you open  Read more

Whatever Happened to Affordable Housing?

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While sweeping through the morning mortgage news, one particular article from The Guardian caught my attention. The piece, written by UN-appointed special rapporteur Leilani Farha headlines: “Housing is a human rights issue.” I did a double take. That’s not something you  see every day.Or maybe  Read more

Resources for Investigating Your Local Real Estate Market

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Finding out the conditions of the local real estate market is a prerequisite for any individual looking to buy a home. But unless you hire a realtor, you’re mostly going to get a general feedback on your general inquiry regarding the current market conditions.Fortunately, there are publicly  Read more

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Any mortgage product that a lender may offer you will carry fees or costs including closing costs, origination points, and/or refinancing fees. In many instances, fees or costs can amount to several thousand dollars and can be due upon the origination of the mortgage credit product.

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