If you’re like most homeowners, you probably believe that one missed mortgage payment won’t have a noticeable impact on your FICO score. People get behind now and then, and besides, you’ve been faithfully making payments on time for years. How bad could it be?
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – August 10, 2015
This week’s scheduled economic news includes reports on construction spending, a survey of senior loan officers, and reports on labor markets including ADP private sector jobs, the federal government’s reports on non-farm payrolls, core inflation and the national unemployment rate.
Tiny, but Cozy: 3 Ways to Furnish Small Spaces to Make Them Feel Much Larger
When decorating a small space, there is a general desire to make the space look and feel larger than it is while also meeting basic functional needs in the room. By following a few important tips, it is possible to furnish smaller spaces so that they are functional and do not feel cramped.
3 Closing Costs That Most Buyers Forget to Factor in and What You Can Expect to Pay
If you’re in the process of buying a home, you probably have your deposit and monthly mortgage charges in a spreadsheet, along with a chart of your other expenses and your monthly income. But when it comes to buying a home, there are lots of different costs that will come into play – and it’s easy to forget something. When you’re preparing to close on your new home, make sure you consider these three closing costs that most buyers forget.
The Down Payment: Four Great Reasons To Make The Largest Down Payment You Can Afford
If youâre looking for a new home, youâve probably heard lots of advice about down payments. About how itâs okay to just have a five percent down payment â youâll still get approved. About how you should make the down payment as small as possible to avoid cash flow problems. Here are just four reasons why you should make the largest down payment possible.
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