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The 10-year Mortgage: Why a Shorter Amortization Period Can Be Your Best Option

Posted OnJun 21, 2017
From 'down payment' to 'adjustable rate' to 'debt-to-income' ratio, there are so many terms involved in the mortgage process that it can be hard to learn them all and keep them straight. If you're currently considering the period of loan you should choose, here are some things to think about before taking on a term.
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3 Classic Credit Mistakes to Avoid If You’re Trying to Secure a Mortgage Loan

Posted OnJun 14, 2017
The mortgage application process can be fraught with a lot of stress on its own, but if you've experienced issues with your credit in the past it can be even more taxing. While there may be a lot of things you may not be aware of when it comes to their impact on your credit, here are some things to watch out for if you're planning on purchasing a home in the short-term future.
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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – June 12, 2017

Posted OnJun 12, 2017
Last week's economic news was slim, with few scheduled reports released. Job openings for April, along with weekly readings on mortgage rates and weekly jobless claims were released. Job openings rose in April, while weekly jobless claims were lower. The headline event last week was a further decrease in fixed-rate mortgage interest rates.
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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – June 5, 2017

Posted OnJun 05, 2017
Last week's economic releases included readings on inflation, core inflation pending home sales and multiple reports from the labor sector. Weekly readings on mortgage rates and new jobless claims were also released. Pending home sales were lower and weekly jobless claims rose, which illustrates continued volatility in the economic sector.
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3 Ways to Earn Some Spare Cash to Help Pay Your Mortgage Down Faster

Posted OnJun 01, 2017
A mortgage is one of the most expensive purchases you'll make in your life, and for many the idea of being indebted to it for years can seem like quite a burden. However, while you won't necessarily be able to pay off your home with instant savings, there are ways that you can pay it down more quickly. If you're wondering how to drum up some extra money for your mortgage, you may want to consider the following options.
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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – May 8, 2017

Posted OnMay 08, 2017
Last week's economic news included readings on construction spending, the post-meeting statement by the Fed's Open Market Committee and labor-related reports including ADP payrolls, Non-farm payrolls and the national unemployment rate. Weekly readings on new jobless claims and mortgage rates were also released.
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Til’ Debt Do Us Part: How to Get a Mortgage If One Spouse Has A Poor Credit Score

Posted OnMay 05, 2017
A poor credit history is a reality for many people, but it can be particularly daunting when it comes to investing in a house. Fortunately, simply because you or yours have experienced bad credit doesn't mean that you should be penalized in the future. If your spouse has struggled with bad credit in the past but you're both preparing to move forward and invest in a home, here are some tips for getting it together financially.
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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – May 1, 2017

Posted OnMay 01, 2017
Last week's economic news included readings on Case-Shiller Home Prices Indices, new and pending home sales. Weekly readings on new jobless claims and average mortgage rates were also released. Case-Shiller reported that home prices rose by 0.20 percent from January to February with a year-over- year growth rate of 5.80 percent.
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