One thing everyone, especially first-time home buyers, considers when looking to buy a house is saving for a down payment. As it turns out, you may not have to save as much as you think to buy a home.
Many of your financial investments depend on a single three-digit number: your credit score. This number is derived from your financial history and helps determine what kind of loans or lines of credit you may qualify for.
It's that time of the year and spring is here. The birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and spring cleaning is overdue.
Buying a home or refinancing your current home can seem overwhelming. Don't worry, we are here to help.
After spending so much time at home last year, 'home' now means much more than just a place to live.
Interested in buying a home out of state? This can be a challenging process, especially if you don't know the area well. As more employees are working from home and moving into more affordable housing markets, relocating is becoming a real possibility.
With home prices continuing to rise at a record-breaking pace, there are quite a few housing markets where homebuyers' money is not going as far as it used to. Luckily, there appears to be a solution: moving to a new city where you can get more for your money.
Closing costs are the final fees homebuyers pay before completing the purchase of their home. They are usually 2%-5% of the home's overall purchase price.
Saving money can be a challenge. However, setting aside money for a rainy day or emergency fund can be advantageous if you encounter an unexpected cost. Even if you’re cash strapped, there are still smart choices you can make.
PMI is typically paid out as a monthly premium that is added to any part of your mortgage payment.