In 1934, the Federal government passed the National Housing Act as part of the “New Deal,” which was President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s massive plan to provide relief from the Great Depression, relief that would come,
There are many VA loan myths, especially related to permitted work and home appraisals. These myths, unfortunately convince some people avoid VA loans. However, with the right information, you’ll see that a VA loan is
You want to buy a home, but you’re really not sure is a large property is right for you. You’re not interested in tending to a large lawn every weekend, trimming rows of trees, or
Homeownership is an important part of American prosperity. It provides secure, consistent housing and, because a mortgage payments become real ownership, acts as a forced savings account. It allows you to take pride in your
In a previous article, we discussed how you can acquire a loan to help purchase a home for an elderly parent. We discussed many important points, such as the challenges of purchasing a parent’s house
If you are having trouble qualifying for a mortgage, you may consider using a “seller carry.” This is a special situation that, depending on the details, could help you qualify for a mortgage that would
Like all investments, purchasing a rental property requires research, diligence, and preparation. Under the right conditions, investment property provides some the most consistent and sustainable returns possible, and while it takes more effort than simply
The new tax laws can be complex, so we’d like to discuss a few of the changes, as well as the impact on your finances. We are certainly not tax experts, but because your tax
The Federal Housing Administration, or FHA, is one of the largest mortgage insurers in the nation. This organization, which is part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, does not actually give out loans,
There are a lot of myths in mortgage lending and real estate. You must have a 20% down payment. False. You can’t purchase a home if you already have a significant debt load. Wrong. It’s
Since the economic and real estate crash, we have all heard a lot of jargon about the real estate industry. One of the terms we have heard often is “secondary market.” You’ve heard this term
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