Finance & Mortgage
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How To Know Whether A Tiny Home Is Just Right For You
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Fed Slashes Interest Rates, But Mortgage Rates Surge Up To 6.72% - Here's Why It's Happening
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New Real Estate Platform Allows US Homebuyers To Check The Political Affiliations Of Their Neighbors For Free
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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
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Suspect In UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing Hails From Real Estate Family, Grew Up In This $800K Home
On Wednesday, JPMorgan Chase announced its newest head of Chase's Mortgage Servicing, Peter Muriungi, who will officially take over the duties previously held by Mike Weinbach. Rejected On A Mortgage Application? Here Are Your Next Steps
If you have experienced being rejected for a mortgage, you might feel like home ownership is already out of the picture. However, there are things you can do to reverse that rejection and find a loan that fits you. Here are a few pointers you can take to know more about your loan options and ultimately get a mortgage that is accessible to you: Home Selling Tips: Sell Your Home Faster With These Simple But Crucial Staging Tips
Home selling requires a different approach when it comes to designing your home. Naturally, you want your home to be pretty and neat, but if you intend to sell it fast, you should focus on the home staging techniques that will make a difference in the eyes of the buyers. Here are some ideas for you to think about: Real Estate Tips: 5 International Locations To Purchase Property In 2016
The year 2016 brings in blessings for many and crises for some. For investors looking at new real estate investment, here are five places in different corners of the world that you should be looking at this year. After all, with the dollar being so strong at present and the euro so weak, it's high time to look at the foreign real estate market scene. Voters To Decide New Orleans' $26.6M Property Tax Hike For Police Hiring And Firefighter Back Pay
With the election coming up, property owners in New Orleans may have to start saving a little extra if the $26.6 million tax increase - aimed to beef up police staffing and take care of a firefighter pension settlement - gets the voters' approval, The Times-Picayune reports. Mortgage Pre Approval: What It Is And How To Avoid Being Declined
Mortgage application is a pretty long process with a variety of similar sounding jargons for you to encounter. If you are a first time home buyer. you might easily get confused or worse, stressed. But here's one lesson for you to learn today so you can lessen your confusion about the mortgage process. In this article we will discuss the "Pre-Approval Process". Home Buying Tips: How To Squeeze The Seller And Get A Discounted Price
There are three reasons why you wanna ask a seller for a discounted price - first, the original offer may be over your budget, secondly, you think the price is too high for the home, and lastly, you just like discounts. If so, here are some ways to get the seller to lower the home price: The Rate Increase Could Mark the Start of A Gloomy Real Estate Future
WIth higher rates, will growth slump in the real estate market? As previously reported, the Central Bank has been hinting for quite some time now that they will be increasing interest rates. Housing Shortage Crisis In The UK Can Be Solved By Adapting Tiny House Living Starting 2016
Housing shortage crisis is already rampant in the UK. A lot of its citizens are finding it hard to find a new home amid the high pricing and competition that is ongoing. One big suggestion popped up considering building tiny homes to resolve this problem. Auckland Real Estate: December 2015 Records Lowest Home Listings in the Past 20 Years
The number of listed homes for sale in Auckland reached an all-time low in 20 years by the end of December 2015.
