How a cash-out refinance can help with debt
Interest rates are on the rise, but cashing out could still save you thousands and help you manage debt.
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about How a cash-out refinance can help with debtInterest rates are on the rise, but cashing out could still save you thousands and help you manage debt.
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about How a cash-out refinance can help with debtWhy wait, save, and pay rent to your landlord when you could be paying off your own home. See why smaller down payments can unlock the door to homeownership.
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about When a 3%, 5%, or 10% conventional loan down payment is smarterMortgage News: Over a million homes are expected to sell in the next two months alone. Find out how to get serious about your house hunt so you can score...
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about How to get serious about your house huntWe looked at notable design trends over the past 100 years to see how American homes have changed.
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about Interior design trends from the 1920s to todayRates are close to the lows of September 2020, giving today’s homebuyers a chance to save on their mortgage before they’re expected to rise.
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about Rates are still low on a new homeWith most lenders, pre-approval is free, doesn’t hurt your credit, and doesn’t commit you to a loan. Learn more and get started with our pre-approval guide.
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about How much does it cost to get pre-approved?Looking to buy a property that makes money for you? Learn the minimum qualification requirements to get pre-approved for a mortgage on an investment property.
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about How to get pre-approval for an investment propertyLearn what pre-approval is, how to get the best possible results, and—most importantly—why it’s essential for a smooth home buying process.
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about How to get pre-approved for a mortgageLearn how to calculate mortgage insurance costs on an FHA loan.
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about How can I calculate the Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) on an FHA loan?The Federal Housing Finance Agency is changing hands in the coming months, and it could bring more savings and loan options to buyers and homeowners alike.
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about New policies could make mortgages easier to getMost founders have a story they pitch when asked about what their company does — something that ties their overall vision to an existing problem. But mine is pretty straightforward. In fact,...
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about Why I Started Better MortgageThe fight against LGBTQ+ housing discrimination has turned a corner. Learn your rights with the Better.com infographic on LGBTQ+ homeownership.
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about The LGBTQ+ homeownership story in numbersMortgage News: With increasing competition and a shortage of supply, bidding wars have become typical—but there are tactics buyers can use to strengthen their offer.
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about Be ready for bidding wars in today’s marketSpring real estate markets heat up across the sun belt, and median listing prices hit an all time high as buyer demand continues to far outweigh housing supply.
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about Navigating spring real estate marketsIf you’re refinancing a mortgage, locking your interest rate now can help you save money in the long run. Here’s how to decide if you should lock your rate today.
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about Should I lock my refinance mortgage rate today?If you’re thinking of buying a house out of state, this article has all the tips and tools you’ll need to complete your out-of-state home purchase remotely.
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about Buying a house out of stateMortgage News: With homebuyer demand increasing and inventory on the decline, the number of buyers being outbid for a home has doubled.
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about Why buyers should prepare for bidding warsMortgage News: A majority of buyers are making offers on properties they haven’t seen in person, and the trend may continue even after pandemic risks subside.
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about Most homebuyers are now buying virtuallyMortgage News: Even as rates and prices climb, data shows that many cities provide a better deal for buyers than renters.
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about It’s cheaper to buy than rent in many citiesMortgage News: Rates dropped after Election Day, but they’re unlikely to remain stable for long. Here’s why you should expect rates to swing up and down, whatever the results.
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