American homeowners have a record amount of equity in their home. Many of these homeowners would like to cash out…
Buying or selling a house is an exciting and sometimes confusing experience that includes expenses called “closing costs” that can…
Your home is not just a place to live; it’s a valuable asset that can serve as a financial resource…
You don’t have to watch TV for long before Tom Selleck, Henry Winkler or Robert Wagner will tell you why…
A lower rate will not only result in a lower payment, it will amortize the loan quicker. A $250,000 mortgage at…
It is the way the property is used that determines the type of property it is, not what it looks…
The least amount in a down payment is an attractive option when people are thinking of buying a home. A…
Home improvement loans provide a source of funds for owners to finance the improvements they want to make. These are usually,…
House-hacking refers to buying a multifamily property on an owner-occupied mortgage, living in one unit and renting the others. If…
Now that the standard deduction is increased to $12,200 for single taxpayers and $24,400 for married ones, many homeowners are…
Reverse mortgage loans are like traditional mortgages that permits homeowners to borrow money using their home as collateral while retaining…
Approximately 52 million or 16% of Americans are age 65 and over. It is easy to understand that some of them…
Borrowing from a 401k, 403b or the cash value of life insurance policy is a common financial strategy. While taxpayers are…
The largest expenditure a buyer has when purchasing a home is the down payment which can range from zero for…
Even if Benjamin Franklin never actually used the expression “a penny saved is a penny earned”, the reality is that…