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Do Student Loans Stop you From Getting a Mortgage?

If you left college with a boatload of debt, you may feel like you are stuck renting for the rest of your life. Luckily, that doesn’t have to be the case. Student loans do add debt to your monthly load, but...

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How Much is the Mortgage Appraisal Fee?

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When you buy a home, you have many fees to pay and not all of them pertain to the lender. There are third party fees you may encounter, including the mortgage appraisal fee. This fee covers the cost of the appraiser evaluating the property and coming up with a fair market value for it.Compare  Read more

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How Long Must you Pay Mortgage Insurance

Mortgage insurance adds quite a bit to your mortgage payment. Depending on your loan type, it could cost you more than $100 extra per month. Since the

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What Does Table Funding Mean?

As you head to your loan closing, you may hear the term table funding used. You may also hear it called a ‘wet closing.’ This is in contrast to the

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