Here is a list of all of our articles posted under real estate on AskTheMoneyCoach.com.
How many times have you pinned images of homes and fun do-it-yourself projects to your Pinterest boards or tuned into HGTV? Every time you paint
Getting approved for a mortgage these days takes more than a sufficient down payment and having a good credit score. To secure a home loan
During many of my financial seminars I’ll meet someone that is thinking about investing in real estate. Usually these people have little or no credit
Q: Our credit has been bad for the past 6 years. We have 6 years left on our mortgage and have never been late. Can
Q: Can I refinance my home with bad credit? I have some blemishes on my credit report. A: To refinance your home with bad credit, you’ll have
If you’re wondering whether investing in a timeshare is a wise financial decision, this article provides an in-depth analysis of the benefits and drawbacks to
Prospective homeowners often ask me what they can do to buy a home – and get into the house of their dreams quickly. Frankly,
If you’re hoping to refinance your mortgage, but are worried about having bad credit, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that
If you’re thinking of making extra payments on your mortgage in order to more quickly eliminate your house note and become debt free, you may
As more homes go into foreclosure, you might be considering investing in a foreclosed property to generate some extra income. Foreclosed homes can be moneymakers
If you are planning to respond to ads for rental properties online or sending in your information to real estate websites, you need to make
As more homes go into foreclosure, you might be considering investing in a foreclosed property to generate some extra income. Foreclosed homes can be moneymakers in strong
A reader of AskTheMoneyCoach.com wanted to know whether or not they could do a certain maneuver in order to refinance a home mortgage. Here’s the
If you’ve been struggling to keep up with mortgage payments for a while and simply can’t afford your home loan, walking away from your mortgage
Q: We have a 5% loan and we owe a little over $132,000 left on it. It was appraised at $168,000 in June 2010. We
