The Honeymoon's Over Now What?
After your honeymoon, thats it for luxurious vacations right? Youve now got your mortgage to think about, car payments, utilities, saving for children if you plan to have them, insurance, credit card debt and then theres everyday expenses like food. With all those expenses how could you ever think ...
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Credit Card Purgatory - A 7 Step Comprehensive Plan to Get and Stay out of Credit Card Hell
Does this Sound like You? There are 100 shopping Days left until Christmas and your Credit Card Balance is Higher now then it was in the beginning of the year. You may have thought of using your home and getting a debt consolidation loan, A Debt Consolidation Loan without a solid Long Term ...
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Secured Loans for Homeowners: Because Home Provides More Than Living Space
Secured loans for homeowners are also called mortgages. They are loans that are backed by a collateral. A Secured loan for Home Owners is offered against the guarantee of your home or any concrete property. It enables you to get loans according to your needs and also get good deals for easy ...
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The Financial Lessons of Hurricane Katrina
Sitting on my couch with my family praying for those hit by the category 4 hurricane named Katrina, I could not help but wonder what the economic impact on the people would be within the next 3 to 6 months. While the death toll rises, looters take to the street, and President Bush abruptly ends ...
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Investment Real Estate -- A New Twist: Be the Bank, Not the Landlord, and Get Rich Without the Work!
I was a landlord for a decade, and I believe I probably lost a year of life for each year I tried to maintain 26 properties. I learned the hard way that the most efficient way to make money in investment real estate is to create a mortgage note and be the bank not the landlord.In other words, you ...
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Home Loans Discovering Capital in Your Home
See what you do when you find the home of your dreams and not the money. You take home loans. Home loans are easily available and very appropriate for someone looking for home loans. Home loans have the most attractive conditions associated with them thus making them a unique way of borrowing money ...
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Home Equity or Debt Trap?
Are you using the equity from your home to purchase everyday things? This is a dangerous trend growing more popular every month as millions of Americans tap into the value of their home to fund a lifestyle.How many times have you heard the saying Your home is the best investment youll ever make? ...
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Refinancing Your Home - Is the Time Right?
Refinancing your home is a major decision not to be taken
lightly, even in this era of low interest rates and easy
money. While every mortgage company in town is touting the
strategy of getting a new loan before rates rise again,
there are several things you'll want to be mindful of before
you go ...
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Refinance After Bankruptcy
Refinancing your mortgage after bankruptcy is actually the same as replacing it with an entirely new mortgage. The most common reason for refinancing your mortgage after bankruptcy is to get a lower interest rate and save money over the length of your mortgage. It is possible for you to lower your ...
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Home Equity Loan - Is It For You?
A Home equity loan has become an easy way to not only pay
off other non-deductible debt, but to come up with large
wads of cash for remodeling projects, vacations and more.
People have financed college educations with a home equity
loan, so your imagination is your only barrier. There are
few if ...
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Home Equity Loan Information
Home equity loans allow homeowners to borrow money against their home's equity. Of course, to obtain a home equity loan, homeowners must have enough equity in their property. Those without adequate equity may obtain a 125% home equity loan. These loans permit homeowners to borrow more than their ...
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Real Estate Investing: Beware of "Subject To" Promises
Another real estate writer's mini course, full of promises and fluff, ended with a "lesson" on why you need to buy his book so you can finance multiple properties "subject to." The reason, he said, "because banks won't let you finance more than ten mortgages."This simply isn't true.First, banks let ...
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Refinancing With Cash Out
If you have lived in your home for a reasonable amount of time and have acquired equity through appreciation and monthly mortgage payments, you may be considering liquidating some of that equity by refinancing with cash out.Refinancing with cash out in laymen terms simply means to refinance your ...
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