With most home prices well above what the majority of us have in the bank, getting approved for a mortgage can be the deal maker or breaker when it comes to purchasing a piece of property.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – May 19, 2014
Last week’s economic news was relatively flat, but highlights include the NAHB Housing Market Index for May, which posted its lowest reading since May 2013. Although analysts expected a May reading of 48, the May 2014 index reading was 45 as compared to April’s reading of 46.
3 DIY Kitchen Upgrades That Will Boost Your Home Selling Price With Just A Few Hours Work
Homeowners who want to increase the appeal of their residence before putting it up for sale can, within a few hours and with a little elbow grease, perform some do-it-yourself (DIY) kitchen upgrades that are sure to pique the interest of would-be buyers.
Tips For Maximizing Your Home’s Appraised Value
A home appraisal is an independent opinion of your home’s value, performed by a licensed home appraiser. Appraisals are part of the traditional home purchase process, and lenders require them for most refinances, too.
Whatever You Do, Don’t Make These Common Mortgage Mistakes
Are you applying for a mortgage on your home? Keep in mind that a mortgage is a major financial decision and choosing one will have a significant impact on the rest of your life.
What Will Harp 3.0 Mean For Homeowners After 2014?
During the 2009 economic crisis in the United States that resulted in home prices and values falling, a program named HARP was introduced to assist the many affected homeowners.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – May 12, 2014
Results from a Federal Reserve survey of senior bank loan officers indicated that lenders have held the line on prime lending standards and have raised standards for sub-prime and non-traditional home loans.
Vegetable Garden 101: Get The Kids Started On A Veggie Patch Project Today
Thinking about ways to engage your children in gardening and educational opportunities outside of the classroom?
The Magic Number: Does Your Credit Score Need To Be Above 800 To Apply For A Mortgage?
Since the process of getting approved for a mortgage is heavily dependent on credit history and that three-digit credit score that reflects reliability as a borrower, you should always put forth practices to keep that number healthy and growing.
Is It Best To Put Down A Large Down Payment, Or Be Agile With Your Savings?
Putting down the largest sum of money at your disposal might seem like the best way to go when it comes to your mortgage down payment.
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