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Buying A House – How To Avoid Getting Dizzy

By | July 23rd, 2004|

Buying a house can lead to information overload. After seeing ten or more house showings in a day, how do buyers remember what they've seen? Here are a few suggestions for buyers to keep organized during house-hunting madness.

Difference Of Opinion With Your Lawyer

By | July 16th, 2004|

It isn't unusual for lawsuits, settlements and negotiations to take a very long time. If your attorney is unwilling to listen to you, you must find one that will. Sometimes an attorney and his or her client will disagree on tactics or settlement issues. But if there are fundamental differences of opinion, and you and the attorney cannot agree on how to proceed, then you need new counsel. However, just because you're losing the case, doesn't mean the attorney has done a poor job or does not have your best interests at heart.

Refinancing Mortgage With Bad Credit

By | July 16th, 2004|

If you've got refinancing questions and want some great refinancing advice, you've come to the right place. In this article, Ilyce Glink assists a reader who wants to refinance an FHA loan and get a conventional mortgage to avoid PMI (private mortgage insurance). The reader's husband was laid off and his credit took a hit because of it, causing refinancing to be a problem.

Buying Property With Relatives — Beware!

By | July 16th, 2004|

This homeowner bought property with a relative, and her sister stopped paying her fair share of the property taxes on a jointly-owned vacation home. If the two jointly own the property, they are both jointly responsible for the expenses associated with the property, including property taxes. If one sibling can't pay the costs of the home on their own, it might be time to sell this jointly-owned property.

No Down Payment Loans Available From Lenders

By | July 16th, 2004|

Can I buy a house with no down payment? Zero down payment loans are more readily available than one might imagine but buyers should not waste money on a "no down payment" home study course. Talk to your local lender about whether you qualify for zero down payment loans.

Ten Tips For Buying FSBO Property

By | July 16th, 2004|

Buying a FSBO, a For Sale By Owner property, is a relatively new concept for many homebuyers. Here are a few specific issues to keep in mind when looking for a for sale by owner home.

Title Not Affected By Name Change After Divorce

By | July 9th, 2004|

When a woman gets divorced and marries for a second time her name may change. Does this name change affect the validity of a house title? No, a house title remains in effect regardless of which name you use. To ensure that a property be transferred to the correct heirs, it's important to go through estate planning including setting up a will.

How to Sell My Home – Ten Rules Every Seller Should Live By (Part 2 Of 2)

By | July 9th, 2004|

What's important when selling your home? Some things you can do when selling your home include fixing the small things; not lying about the home's condition; and choosing an agent who matches your home-selling temperament. Here are five more great suggestions for selling your house.

Buy A New Home Or Save For Retirement?

By | July 9th, 2004|

Buy a new home or save for retirement? With interest rates so low, upgrading to a new home is tempting but what effect will it have on your retirement savings? If you're main goal is to save for retirement, passing on a home upgrade is a better choice.

Buying Rental Property With A Home Equity Loan

By | July 9th, 2004|

Can home equity loans be used to buy rental property? You can't write off the interest you pay on the home equity loan as a rental property expense. Once a loan is tied directly to the rental property, you can write off the interest and any costs associated with getting the property.

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