Considering a Vacation Home? Six Tips for Buying a House or Condo for Relaxation and Vacation Use
Speeding Up the Close: Five Tips on How to Close Your Mortgage Loan Faster So You Can Start Moving In
When a seller accepts an offer from a buyer, the process of obtaining the property has just begun. The buyer now has to conduct an inspection, get approval from an attorney and obtain a mortgage – all of which can be time consuming. Here are a few ways that you can speed up the mortgage process and close the deal sooner.
Looking to Pay Back Your Mortgage Faster? Three Reasons to Consider Switching to Bi-weekly Payments
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – Sept 15, 2014
Last week’s housing related economic reports were slim, but an unexpected increase in weekly jobless claims gained attention. Analysts calmed concerns by noting that last week’s reading of 315,000 new jobless claims was not far removed from jobless claim levels before the recession.
It’s Not Just Car Storage: How to Transform Your Garage into a Brand New, Highly Usable Space
FICO Scores and Your Mortgage: How to Bump Your FICO Score to Secure a Better Mortgage Rate
FHA Home Loans: How to Pre-apply and Get Approved Before Making a Home Purchase Commitment
Buying Land to Build a New Home On? Don’t Forget These Three Important Considerations
When most people talk about real estate, they envision buying an already-built house on already-landscaped property. However, buying vacant land and building a new home is a great way to ensure that you get the home that you want in the location that you want.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – Sept 8, 2014
Last week’s housing-related economic news was slim, likely due to the Labor Day holiday Monday. On Tuesday, the U.S. Commerce Department reported that construction spending for July increased by 1.80 percent as compared to June’s revised reading of 1.0 percent and expectations of a 1.0 percent increase for July.