Why the Lowest Mortgage Rate May Not Be the Best
May 14, 2014
Interest rate isn’t the only factor that can drive up your projected new monthly mortgage payment. Here's what to watch out for if you want a lower payment.
You have a great credit score, low debt, solid income, cash ready to go, but you still can't get a mortgage. Will a second job help you? Not necessarily.
If you have had a previous bankruptcy and lost a home in the last few years, the road to getting a new mortgage could be treacherous.
With qualified mortgages, closing on a mortgage has become compliant-heavy. It's even tougher to buy a home when you are self-employed. Here's what to expect.
If you're buying a home but don’t have enough income to offset your debts, you may have trouble getting a mortgage. But there's another way to get that home.
Planning to refinance your home? Figure you’ll make it easy by refinancing through your current mortgage holder? Here's why it may not be easier.
Are you considering buying a home this year? Contrary to popular belief, there are actually a few ways you can get a home with no down payment.
Are you shopping for mortgages and comparing them to see which one is the better deal? Were you offered a higher-priced mortgage? How can you even tell?
As prices continue to rise in many markets, purchasing a lower-priced condo makes for an attractive choice. Here's what you need to know first.
A judgment can hurt your ability to get a mortgage -- unless you take specific steps.