What Home Sellers Need to Know About Mortgages
While in today’s real estate market individuals who are selling their homes may opt for the highest offer in order to finalize the sale, experts are saying that waiting it out may actually be a smarter...
View ArticleMortgage delinquencies hit lowest level since 2008
Since the upswing in 2008, the share of U.S. Mortgage loans both in the foreclosure process and in delinquency has hit their lowest levels. This is according to Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest...
View ArticleMortgage Interest Tax Break To End Soon?
America has become known over the past three decades or so as the country where you buy a home, and instantly qualify for a tax deduction. However, in today’s economy and in the aftermath of the...
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How to Save on your Monthly Mortgage Payments
If you are like most homeowners in today’s world, chances are your mortgage payment takes up a large portion of your overall monthly income. In today’s economy, every penny definitely...
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Paying Off Your Mortgage before Settling Into Retirement
At one point in time, retirement meant enjoying your post-working years with a comfortable amount of money in the bank, collecting your retirement benefits or pension, and truly enjoying this time in...
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The Aftermath Of The Housing Bubble
In the early 2000′s, mortgages were very easy to obtain, almost too easy in many cases, and this is one factor that ultimately lead to the bursting of the housing bubble. Five or ten years...
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Banks Easing Up on Tight Mortgage Guidelines in 2013
In the slow recovery of the housing crisis, the mortgage industry is definitely starting to see significant improvement. While the lending criteria has certainly been tightened up over the past...
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