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How Long after Bankruptcy should I wait before Applying for a Mortgage?
Going through a bankruptcy, either personally or with your business, can affect your ability to qualify for a mortgage. Your credit score may drop, and you may need to wait before applying for a home Feb 27, 2019
Should I Choose a Cash-Out Refi or HELOC?
When you need a chunk of cash for a project, your home may be the best source of funding. Fortunately, you do not need to sell your home to take advantage of your equity. There are two popular and pra Feb 20, 2019
What is the Right Mortgage for Buying a Fixer-Upper?
You have found your dream house but it will take significant work to make it a home. You do not have cash in savings to pay for both a down payment and the repair costs. Not to worry - this is not a h Feb 13, 2019
What Are Mortgage Points?
If you have ever checked out the current status of mortgage interest rates, you may have seen the average points listed next to the rates. What are these points and how do they affect your interest ra Feb 06, 2019
Why Do Mortgage Rates Go Up and Down?
Mortgage interest rates fluctuate from week to week and they can make huge swings from decade to decade. In the early 1980s, for example, mortgage rates were as high as 18% while roughly 30 years late Jan 30, 2019