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Owner Financing: How Does It Work?

Sometimes you have more option than strictly obtaining financing from a lender. Owner financing offers you the opportunity to obtain financing directly from the seller. While not very common, this situation could occur, giving you another chance at becoming a homeowner. How...

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Making Additional Payments for Quicker Mortgage Payoff

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If you signed mortgage documents for a 30-year term, the future can look rather overwhelming. Do you really want to make payments of $1,000 or more for the next 30 years of your life? What happens when you retire? Will you be able to afford the payments? The good news is there are ways to pay the  Read more

How do Biweekly Payments Affect Your Mortgage?

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Your mortgage came with mortgage coupons or at the very least, a due date once per month. This is when you must pay your mortgage. The consequences of missing a payment are serious. Some mortgage companies provide a small grace period, but this doesn’t mean you should not make your payment on time.  Read more

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