home equity line of credit
home equity line of credit
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by Scott Jangro - 2006-12-04
A home equity loan that requires no income verification is a loan that does not have the requirement of you to document your income to receive the loan. A second mortgage is a good option for homeowne...
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by Art Nourian - 2006-12-05
A recent survey showed that over 90% of Americans who own a home consider their equity in their primary residence as the most important financial asset. This national survey released last month, reve...
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by Gerald Mason - 2006-12-18
Having equity in your home is beneficial in more ways than just ownership of your home.Of course equity signifies that you are well on your way to owning your home free and clear.You should take a gre...
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by Jack Tanner - 2006-12-29
When asked, "Can FICO go up after fixing report?" I say absolutely!And here's more good news. If you only raise your credit score by as little as 10 points, you could end up saving thousands of dollar...
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by Robert Jones - 2006-11-21
Home Equity Line of Credit - Is it For You? Home Equity Line of CreditLet's set the stage by stating that a home equity line of credit is an effective financial tool for some folks. It is a variab...
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by C.L. Haehl - 2007-03-01
Home Equity Lines of Credit are commonly abbreviated as HELOC, pronounced "he - lock." HELOCs differ from traditional mortgages in several aspects. 1) They are typically used for refinance transacti...
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by Robert Pinzhoffer - 2007-03-04
1. Choosing a home equity lender for the wrong reason (i.e., the lowest rate, your existing lender.)People choose home equity lenders for all the wrong reasons. Getting a low rate is important, but it...
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by Carl DiNello - 2007-03-14
HELOC is an acronym that stands for - home equity line of credit. A home equity line of credit allows you to borrow money against the equity you have built up in your home. This type of loan is mad...
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by Andrew Bicknell - 2007-03-20
One of the more in vogue home equity choices available today is the home equity line of credit. By using the equity in your home you can borrow a certain amount of money that for all intents and purpo...
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by Jim Templeton - 2007-03-28
Whether you're new to home improvement or you've been renovating your home off and on for years, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) can really help tie up the loose ends that invariably stray from t...
