Here is a list of all of our articles posted under real estate on AskTheMoneyCoach.com.
The foreclosure crisis is wreaking havoc on millions of Americans. Between 2007 and 2009, there were more than 9 million foreclosure filings in the United
If you’ve tried negotiating with your mortgage lender, have adjusted your budget, and done everything in your power to pay your house note, but have
Q: How did the mortgage meltdown and wall street’s woes lead to the credit crunch? A: The economic crisis that initially began when sub-prime mortgages
After owning your home for some time, you might start to consider whether or not you should refinance your mortgage. If interest rates have dropped
If you need a loan, especially a mortgage, we all know that your application will be viewed more favorably if you can demonstrate a good
A Facebook fan who is about to get married had asked me whether there is a limit in the amount of income to be able
A Facebook fan has asked whether the National Mortgage Help Center is a legitimate company. I’ve never had any dealings with National Mortgage Help Center,
A Facebook follower wrote me saying she earns about $30,000 a year, asked about buying a home with little to no money down. If you
Foreclosure on a home is the worst possible option for both the mortgage lender and the homeowner. Banks do not like foreclosures, for the simple
An HOA, as a homeowners’ association is known, creates and enforces rules for the community and collects the monthly or annual dues. There are pros
A dual agent is one who works for both the home buyer and the seller. You typically end up in this situation if the agent
If you are shopping for a home, you should know the difference between a buyer’s agent and a listing agent. A buyer’s agent, sometimes known
Even though homes sales are up nationwide (note, sales means number of transactions, not prices!), it’s still a buyer’s market out there, meaning there are
Mortgage interest rates are at historic lows. If you have great credit with a FICO score above the mid-700’s, these days you’ll probably qualify for
Editor’s note: For the most current information about the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) visit MakingHomeAffordable.gov. If you are a homeowner in good standing with
