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Mortgage Basics
Chapter 1: Should you buy or rent?
There's no easy answer. Emotions, family and personal reasons all come into play in any home-buying decision. more...Chapter 2: How mortgages work
You can get a mortgage in many places, but they all share the same characteristics. more...Chapter 3: Your mortgage payment
Your monthly payment is determined by the rate and the amount of the loan, but there's much more to it. more...Chapter 4: Paperwork and fees
Prepare to gather a lot of paperwork, negotiate your loan terms and make sense of all the fees. more...Chapter 5: Underwriting
The clock has started ticking toward closing day, but much remains to be done during those few weeks. more...Chapter 6: Closing
It's your last chance to alter the deal, and the last chance for someone to sneak something past you. more...Chapter 7: Ownership, after closing
You have the keys, but you're not done. Your mortgage needs periodic maintenance. more...Home Equity Rates
Home Equity Basics
Chapter 1: What equity debt isBefore tapping into the equity in your home, become familiar with the way home equity loans work. more... |
Chapter 3: ApplyingThe keys to a great rate are your credit history, your income and the loan-to-value ratio. more... |
Chapter 2: Decisions, decisionsHome equity loans are available in two ways - as a fixed-rate loan or a variable-rate line of credit. Which one is best for your situation? more... |
Chapter 4: Watch Out!Tapping your home's equity can be risky. Know the loan rules, your home's value and your actual costs before closing the deal. more... |
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News and Articles
Unwise to skip second mortgage payment
Some homeowners mistakenly think they can avoid making second-mortgage payments.
Tax credit details
Congress expands homebuyer tax credit beyond first-timers; Fannie Mae rents out foreclosures.
Obama signs expanded tax credit
Obama, Congress rush an extension of the homebuyer tax credit making existing homeowners eligible, too.
4 tips for the homebuyer tax credit
Want to take advantage of the extended and expanded homebuyer tax credit? Follow these tips.
Tax credit details
Congress expands homebuyer tax credit beyond first-timers; Fannie Mae rents out foreclosures.
Finding your property line not so easy
You'll need a survey, but for old properties, you and your neighbor may have to set the line in writing.
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