2 Strategies for Buying a Home When You're in Debt
April 01, 2015
2 Strategies for Buying a Home When You're in Debt
Obtaining a mortgage to buy a home, or to refinance one you already own, is not cheap. Here are the fees you'll likely have to pay upfront and at closing.
You don’t need to earn gobs of money to purchase a home. You do, however, need to have your finances in order.
There’s a myth that applying for a mortgage causes your credit score to drop, but that's not actually true. Here's what might hurt your score, though.
Think you're ready to buy a home? Watch out for these 5 circumstances that could hurt your chances of getting a mortgage.
If you want to get a mortgage, but someone else has been paying your debts for you, here's how to hold onto your borrowing power.
If you’re planning on getting a mortgage, you may want to rethink your tax deductions.
Banks want you to believe that getting a mortgage these days is easier. However, the reality is that you need to prepare to meet lenders' strict guidelines.
It’s no secret you need cash on hand to get a mortgage, but the way you handle that cash can seriously derail your homeownership chances.
Many homeowners hold back from refinancing because they think their house will not appraise high enough. Here's how to figure out of you can make it work.