Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

How to Terminate Private Mortgage Insurance

By Bill Gassett | February 27, 2019

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Low/No Cost Mortgages Are Expensive

By Brian Kline | December 2, 2015

There are still low and no down payment mortgages on the market but buyers need to be aware that these tend to actually be expensive options in the long run. For instance, FHA loans are among the most popular low down payment guaranteed loans. Due to insurance losses over the previous seven or so years, […]

Residential, US Real Estate

Top 10 Income Tax Deductions for Primary Residences

By Brian Kline | April 7, 2015

Tax deductions for homeowners remain largely unchanged for the 2014 tax year. However, Congress does make changes from year to year, so make sure you are aware of the current tax laws. Disclaimer: This is only general information about tax law. If you have questions or unusual circumstances, you need to seek out the advice […]

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Survey: Most Buyers Underestimate Impact of PMI

By Mike Wheatley | June 11, 2014

Sixty-five percent of home owners with private mortgage insurance (PMI) say that the additional cost has prompted them to pay a higher monthly mortgage payment than they had originally expected

Featured News, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Understanding The Real Costs Of Government-Insured Home Mortgages

By Donna S. Robinson | March 17, 2014

There's no shortage of options when it comes to financing your next personal home purchase. The list of potential options includes FHA, VA, USDA, and a myriad of other "low-down-payment" loans available. This category of loans is known as "government insured," meaning that the lender can file an insurance claim through the appropriate government agency, (FHA, VA, etc), if the borrower defaults on the mortgage.

Investing, Mortgage, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Resource, Residential, US Real Estate

Real Estate By The Numbers - Understanding Closing Costs

By Donna S. Robinson | January 26, 2012

Closing costs are those costs associated with the purchase of a home or investment property. They are paid "at the closing of escrow". For the typical home buyer who is purchasing a home to live in, the majority of the closing costs are usually related to the loan.

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