Debt Consolidation Secured Loans: A Race to Your Debt Free Future
A debt consolidation secured loan is particularly used for debt settlement. A debt consolidation process brings together or consolidates various debts and multiple payments like store, gas and phone bills, home improvements, medical bills, taxes, education, overdue rent etc. These are then repaid ... more...

The Red Flags of Getting a Home Loan
Red flags are indicators that there may be a current or future problem with the borrower or transaction. They help Underwriters isolate pertinent issues that are part of the overall loan evaluation. They are questionable items, and when there are several, they usually indicate that something is ... more...

Poor Credit Home Mortgage Loans - How to Avoid Borrowing Too Much
When buying a new home, it is essential to stay within a realistic budget, and avoid buying a home that you cannot afford. This is a common mistake made by first time homebuyers. Owning a home involves more than paying the mortgage. With homeownership come unexpected expenses, extra utilities, ... more...

How to Consolidate My Debts
Understanding how to consolidate debts gives you numerous benefits to the restructuring your financial plan including elimination of taxes and late fees. Debt consolidation is basically combining a group of high interest loans into one single loan. The purpose of doing this is to reduce the ... more...

Tips For Getting A Low Downpayment
There's also a lot of personal satisfaction in living in a home that you own. Real estate is still considered a valued investment which can have many financial advantages and tax benefits. The amount of interest you pay on a home loan and the real estate taxes you pay on your home are among the few ... more...

How to Recognize When You're in Over Your Head
Unlike executives with publicly-traded companies who are accountable to its shareholders, small business owners dont have the luxury of resigning at the first signs of trouble. Instead they have to come to grips with whatever problems have hit their business and hopefully seek help from a ... more...

Should You Get a Home Equity Line of Credit?
Let me explain why you might not want to get a home equity line of credit: I will use my friend Nadia as an example. Nadia bought her house in sunny Florida early 1998. She got a 30 years fixed interest loan and her monthly mortgage is $732, including property taxes.In those days in 1998 the gas ... more...

How to Prequalify a Buyer When You Sell Your Home "By Owner"
One questions many "for sale by owner" sellers ask is "how can I determine if a potential buyer can afford to buy my house?" In the real estate industry this is referred to as "pre-qualifying" a buyer. You might think this is a complex process but in reality it is actually quite simple and only ... more...

Tips for Buying a New Home
My wife and I recently purchased a new home in Tennessee. Here are some helpful hints we picked up along the way:1. Use all of the online resources available. Almost every state and local government has a website where you can research real estate information. The data on home sales, taxes, and ... more...