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Additional Resources

Building a Home Buying Team

Buying a home can be complex. Since it’s probably one of the most significant purchases you will make in your lifetime, it’s a good idea to assemble a team to…
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Refinancing Your Mortgage

Ready to test your knowledge? You’ll have ten multiple choice questions to answer. Click on each question to reveal the question and multiple choice answers. After you’ve completed answering all…
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Cash-Out Refinancing or a Home Equity Loan?

What’s the top benefit of owning a home? Many would point to the equity you gain as you steadily pay down your mortgage. For instance, if you owe $100,000 on…
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Fixed Rate vs Adjustable Rate Mortgages

You are ready to apply for a mortgage. Your question? Should you take out a fixed-rate loan or an adjustable rate? As with most mortgage questions, there is no one…
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Additional Financial Home Buying Obligations

You have found your dream home in the perfect neighborhood for you and your family. You have even determined that you will be able to afford the monthly mortgage payments…
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Buying a Home with a Friend

Buying a home can be a wise financial decision because it allows you to make an investment rather than spending money on rent each month and getting nothing to keep…
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Understanding Your Debt-to-Income Ratio

Your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is the percent of your gross monthly income that goes toward required debt payments. This number allows potential lenders to see at a glance whether you…
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