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news icon What does Home Owner's Insurance cover?

By Karen Jackson

A common term that homebuyers will find in their mortgage loan contract is the requirement to purchase a homeowner's insurance policy. Here is an overview of what homeowner's insurance entails, and why is it essential to virtually every home purchase involving a mortgage.

news icon How to Improve Your Credit Score

By Bennett Patera

One of the most frequently asked questions for a prospective homebuyer is how to improve a credit score in order to be eligible for the best home mortgage loan. Here is a list of things to do to improve your credit score.

news icon How Much House Can You Afford?

By Matt Schwartz

So you're looking to buy a new home. Whether you're on your own or looking to start a family, one of the first questions on your mind should be: How much house can I afford?

news icon Two Strategies for Debt Reduction

By Kathy Dwyer-Hydorn

Whether you're planning to start a family, buy a house, or make any other large investment in the near future, yet have a significant amount of debt, you'll need to take a look at strategies for debt deduction. Here are two of the most popular strategies for debt reduction that you can do on your own.

news icon Homeowners Insurance

By Karen Jackson

A common term that homebuyers will find in their mortgage loan contract is the requirement to purchase a homeowner's insurance policy. Here is an overview of what homeowner's insurance entails, and why is it essential to virtually every home purchase involving a mortgage.

news icon How to avoid Foreclosure Rescue and Mortgage Modification Scams

By Matt Schwartz

Scams often promise to save you from foreclosure. Con artists often know who is falling behind on their mortgages, since mortgage lenders are required to publish notices before foreclosing on homes and private firms compile and sell lists of foreclosed properties to distressed borrowers.

news icon Buying a Home with Bad Credit

By Bob Prevelige

When purchasing a home, your credit will play a very pivotal role in determining if you will qualify for a mortgage that will make it possible for you to buy a home. It is useful to know that you can still buy a home even if you have bad credit. Whether you have bad credit from poorly managed debt, have filed bankruptcy or have gone through a foreclosure, you may still be able to buy a home, though with more difficulty than a person with great credit.

news icon Prequalify For A Home Loan - Know The Important Steps That You Should Follow

By Shane Gibbs

While planning to buy your dream house, it has been found that most of the people do not have the required amount of cash ready with them and as such, they decide to take out a home loan. Before taking out a home mortgage loan, you need to shop around very carefully and look for the right mortgage lender.

news icon How to Become a Real Estate Agent

By Gerard Marino

While the requirements for becoming a Real Estate professional varies from state to state, the requirements in Massachusetts are relatively easy to achieve, and can ultimately lead to a rich and fulfilling career. Here is an overview of how to become a licensed real estate agent or broker in Massachusetts.

news icon Q&A With Tim Sherman

We speak with Tim Sherman, an experienced real estate attorney for over 8 years. He gives us valuable insight into the real estate market, and navigating through the maze of buying your own property.


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