3 Credit Card Strategies That Could Help You Buy a Home
October 22, 2014
Is your credit card debt affecting your ability to qualify for a mortgage? Here are three strategies that could help turn your situation around.
As challenging as it may be to finance an alternative property type, it can be done. Here's how to get a mortgage for an unconventional home.
Many home buyers are all too familiar with private mortgage insurance. Measured over time, it can cost you thousands, so it’s worth a closer look.
If you plan to help a family member buy a house, beware: Transferring money around is going to make their homebuying process more sticky.
Planning to apply for a mortgage? If yes, an authorized credit card can be a double-edged sword.
A mortgage lender uses your Social Security Number to verify your identity. But if your SSN wasn't issued at birth, there's a catch you should be ready for.
Ever hear stories in the break room about how difficult it is to get a mortgage? It shouldn't be such a struggle. Here's how to keep the process in check.
If you’re in the market for a large mortgage, your credit score and equity both play an important role in how large of a loan you can get.
Do you have student loans in deferment, but want to get a mortgage to buy a home? That could cause a hiccup in your mortgage approval process.
If you’re looking to buy a second home, you may be facing a big hurdle: your other debts. Here's how to turn the tables in your favor.