equity
equity
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by Raynor James - 2006-12-26
Many homeowners are sweating finances these days. For a variety of reason they are in over the head or know they soon will be. Selling may represent the best option for finding relief.Trying to Sell a...
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by Joseph Kenny - 2006-12-27
If you have had the misfortune to declare bankruptcy recently, then you definitely know what a struggle it can be to get funds. Not only do you have a limitation on your ability to get funds from most...
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by Vinodh Kumar - 2007-01-07
Very frequently, misguided & misinformed home buyers, often first-time purchasers or seniors, become victims of predatory (false) lending or loan fraud. Below you'll find certain tips which seem to be...
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by FrankW Ellis - 2007-01-12
When it come to choosing a home mortgage loan there are many great options to choose from. You can take one of those adjustable teaser rates or you can go for a fixed rate home loan right from the sta...
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by Richard Cunninghamm - 2007-01-14
A home equity line of credit and a home equity loan are similar in some respects and different in others. Both allow you to borrow on the equity you have built up in your home. This is the difference ...
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by Doug Hoover - 2007-01-20
1.) Have you thought about A Water Feature?-- Is it true that a water feature will add equity to my home? What about a swimming pool? Doesn't a pond require a lot of upkeep? What is the average cost? ...
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by Richard Cunninghamm - 2007-01-23
When you need money for improvements to your home, to take a trip or to pay off your bills, there's no need to worry about getting a loan at high interest rates. If you have been paying off your mortg...
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by Richard Cunninghamm - 2007-01-23
What is home equity and what does it mean for me? These are common questions that homeowners often ask when they first hear the term. It refers to the difference between what you owe on your home and ...
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by Richard Cunninghamm - 2007-01-23
Home equity loan rates depend on many factors. The first factor is the market conditions. During volatile periods of war or oil shortages, for example, the interest rates may be high. This means that ...
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by John Robertson - 2006-11-16
A reverse mortgage, also called the Home Keeper mortgage, you borrow against the value of your home and receive loan proceeds according to the payment plan that you select. Unlike a traditional hom...