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Spring is typically when the real estate market starts to pick up, but not everyone is ready to make a move after the snow melts. In fact, some situations — like relocating for a job — may find you trying…
Buying foreclosure homes skyrocketed in popularity in the wake of the housing bubble and Great Recession in the late 2000s, as an enormous wave of foreclosures swept the market. While there are far fewer foreclosures taking place today, buyers can…
As a real estate investor who often writes for other real estate investors, I hear many sneer at the idea of investing in stocks. “Why would I invest in the stock market when I can earn higher returns, which I…
Sometimes prospective homebuyers get so caught up in how to buy a home with bad credit that they never pause to ponder whether they should do so in the first place. Homeownership comes with plenty of perks. But it also comes…
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Everyone knows that credit card debt is “bad” debt due to the high interest rates on most consumer credit cards, while mortgage debt is often described as “good” debt. But sometimes the distinction between “good” and “bad” debt isn’t so…
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For most of us, our home is the most expensive asset we’ll ever own. But far from treating our homes as dispassionate investments, we get swept up in the image of the home we want. The perfect kitchen, the perfect…
Maybe you’ve recently become an empty nester and are looking to downsize, or perhaps you accepted a job offer in a new city. Whatever your motivation, you’re thinking about selling your home and moving on to greener pastures. But before…
Getting a mortgage to buy a home is complicated. Making sure you have good enough credit to qualify and can provide a proper down payment can be difficult enough. According to the Urban Institute, in 2017, banks rejected almost one-third of applicants for…
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