Financing a home
Financing a home can be challenging but it can help to start with an understanding of the options and financing requirements.
Financing 101
Understanding the terms, types of financing and when to refinance a home.
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MortgageMortgage underwriting: What it is, process, and more
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Mortgage underwriting: What it is, process, and moreWhen applying for a mortgage, you want the underwriting process to go as smoothly as possible. Learn what to expect and how to prepare in this guide.
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Can you get a mortgage without two years of work history?Buying a home is a dream for many, but is it possible to get a mortgage without two years of work history? Learn how work status may affect your loan approval.
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A homeowner’s guide to home equity loansA home equity loan allows homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home. Learn what a home equity loan is, how it works, pros and cons, and more.
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Construction loan: What is it and how does it work?When building your dream home, a construction loan can help facilitate the costs. Learn how a construction loan works, how to get one, and more.
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What to know about buying a second homeThinking of buying a second home? Learn how mortgage on a second home works, the difference between mortgage on primary residences and second homes, and more.
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Bridge loans: Everything you need to knowAre you planning your next move but waiting on your house to sell? Learn how you can use a bridge loan to buy a house and bridge the gap between sales.
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How many mortgages can you have?How many mortgages can you have? The answer usually depends more on how many you feel capable of handling and how many lenders are willing to offer.
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What is an insured mortgage?Wondering about what an insured mortgage is? Learn everything about it in guide — from its pros & cons to whether you need or should consider one.
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