The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) determined that current economic conditions warranted another $10 billion reduction in the Fedâs asset purchases.
Should You Finance The Sale Of Your Home By Yourself?
You’ve decided to put your home up for sale. Now, how are you going to make the most money selling it and get it sold the fastest? Perhaps you should consider providing owner financing, also known as seller financing.
What To Do When Your Real Estate Loan Is Declined
There are many reasons why a mortgage loan could be declined. It doesn’t have to be the end of your real estate dreams. Here are a few things to consider if you’ve been turned down for a mortgage.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – June 16, 2014
Last week’s economic news was quiet in the housing sector, but retail sales and employment-related reports provided indications of less consumer spending and reduced consumer confidence.
What Are The Closing Costs Of Real Estate?
You’ve found the perfect property and a great mortgage loan with the best interest rate you can find. What’s next in the home buying experience? Signing the contracts and paying the closing costs. But what exactly are closing costs?
DIY Or Hire It Done, Renovating Real Estate Investment Properties
Sometimes, when buying â or even thinking about buying real estate for investment purposes, you’re faced with the need to fix up the property.
How To Build The Ultimate Tree House For Your Children In Just Seven Steps
One of the benefits of having a yard is the ability to build a tree fort for your children.
4 Tips To Lower Homeowners Insurance For Your Home
With the prices for everything skyrocketing these days, every penny counts. This includes your homeowner’s insurance costs.
Understanding Your Credit Score And How It Impacts Your Home Ownership Prospects
Understanding your credit score and how it impacts your home ownership prospects your credit score is an important part of your financial profile. It has a direct impact on your ability to take out loans.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – June 9, 2014
Last week’s economic news was mixed. Construction spending grew, but fell below the expected level. CoreLogic reported that April home prices continued to rise, but did so at their slowest growth rate in more than a year. Employment reports for private sector and government jobs indicated fewer jobs, but the national unemployment rate was steady.
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