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Taking money out of your own home when refinancing is possible. Popular cash-out refinance programs are offered by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the Federal Housing Administration, and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Take a look at each cash-out refinance offering and find out which one is for  Read more

Homebuyers Will Pay Lower USDA Fees in October

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For those looking to buy a home, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has reduced certain fees for its guaranteed loans, making mortgage financing even more accessible and affordable.Effective October 1st, homebuyers as well as those looking to refinance will pay lesser fees associated with a  Read more

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