Traditional loans require 20% down. On a $200,000 home, the down payment would be $40,000. That’s a considerable sum of money to generate.… Read More
Tips & Tricks
2018 has brought with it many changes for potential homeowners; not least amongst them the new tax bill. The cons seem to outweigh the pros until you are looking at renting versus buying from a purely mathematical perspective. There are considerations that can be overlooked, which would otherwise prompt more Americans to favor buying over… Read More
However, a report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition has concluded those who work full-time at minimum wage are unable to afford the rent for even a two bedroom apartment in the United States. Therefore, it may be time to check if the scales have been tipped in favor of buying for many Americans.… Read More
Something needs to be done. If you are struggling to find a solution to financial problems, then you should cash in on your biggest investment: your home. It might not seem obvious at first. There are a lot of expenses associated with refinancing, but it could prevent foreclosure and help in other ways, too. Refinancing… Read More
Identity theft is a scary prospect; in a flash, someone could steal what you have worked so hard to earn just by using your name or Social Security number. While identity theft has been on the forefront of news topics for years, it is still often misunderstood. There are many ways you can protect yourself… Read More
Owning a rental property if done correctly, is a great way to make passive income and set yourself up for early retirement. There is also the benefit of capital gains, which means the revenue from your rental property could be tax-free. But before you go out and buy a rental, we have a few things… Read More
