Should You Co-sign a Mortgage Loan?
January 1, 2022
Everyone needs a helping hand every now and then. And that’s a good thing. Be it a family member, a neighbor or a stranger, spreading good cheer makes life better […]
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Everyone needs a helping hand every now and then. And that’s a good thing. Be it a family member, a neighbor or a stranger, spreading good cheer makes life better […]
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There’s nothing better than stepping out your back door on a hot summer day and jumping in your own swimming pool. But be careful when looking to buy or refinance […]
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MyMortgageInsider asked loan officer Mason Buckles (NMLS #176104) about the top tips first-time home buyers should know as they start their home search. MMI: What happens when a first-time home […]
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Sometimes no matter how hard you try, you just can’t catch a break. You lose your job, you have a medical emergency, or your business fails. Before you know it, […]
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On January 10, 2014, one of the biggest changes ever to the mortgage industry will go into effect. A rule created in 2010 in the wake of a housing meltdown […]
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Editor’s Note: The HARP program expired Dec. 31, 2018, but most homes have increased in value considerably since HARP rolled out. This means many homeowners may currently be eligible for […]
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Who doesn’t dread tax time? But buying a house could possibly ease that pain slightly because the government still gives some good incentives when it comes to tax benefits. “If […]
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Whether your realtor is scheduling an open house or you are selling the home yourself and want to show it to potential buyers, it’s always smart to take precautions to […]
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The big advantage to an FHA streamline refinance is that you can skip the requirement for an appraisal. But, in some cases, you may opt to get an appraisal on […]
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Editor’s Note: The HARP program expired Dec. 31, 2018, but most homes have increased in value considerably since HARP rolled out. This means many homeowners may currently be eligible for […]
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