home equity
home equity
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by Jonathan Mayheart - 2006-11-30
The Internet presents a wealth of information about home equity loans and companies that offer them via online means. Since the Web is now considered a legitimate channel for financial transactions, t...
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by Albert Soong - 2006-12-04
Before you pay down your mortgage or decide that it isn't wise to tap into your home's equity, think twice. While you certainly want to avoid leveraging home equity to make risky investments, there ar...
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by Albert Soong - 2006-12-04
Over the past several years, many fortunate homeowners experienced huge gains in equity as home prices skyrocketed. In less than five years (since the beginning of 2002), the median sales price of a h...
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by Cornie Herring - 2006-12-07
Have you ever wondered how can you consolidation your debts and help you to save money which is used to pay for those high interest rate debts? You can reduce your interest rate charges by using your ...
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by Cornie Herring - 2006-12-07
Equity is simply the value of a property after all debts have been deducted. If your home appraises at $300,000 with a home loan of $150,000, you have $150,000 in equity. Whether you realize it or not...
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by Susan Jan - 2006-12-12
Your home is your biggest asset. It does not just provide you shelter; it also comes to your aid when you are in financial distress. The equity of your home, built over the years, can be used to obtai...
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by Patrick Schwerdtfeger - 2006-12-13
If you were to rate every possible loan program on a scale from the most conservative to the least conservative, you'd have the 30-year and 40-year fixed amortizing loans on the conservative end and t...
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by Patrick Schwerdtfeger - 2006-12-13
Should you pay points? What are points? Is that money going directly into the Loan Officer's pocket? Well, that depends. This article will look at these questions as well as a few others to see which ...
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by Cornie Herring - 2006-12-15
Equity is the value of your home at current market value after deducting the outstanding mortgage on your home, which is what you would have left over in the event that you sold your property at marke...
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by Cornie Herring - 2006-12-16
Being in debt is no fun, especially if you are struggling to make ends meet. Because debt is a complex issue but there may be more than one solution. This article will outlines 12 common methods use b...
