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Mortgage Comparison

There are many factors that affect the cost of a mortgage, and subsequently, the overall cost of homeownership. This section will guide you through the mortgage shopping and comparison processes to help you find the best home loan and mortgage lender for your situation.

Should You Get a Fixed Rate or Adjustable Rate Mortgage? What to Know Before Deciding

Should You Get a Fixed Rate or Adjustable Rate Mortgage? What to Know Before Deciding

Choosing between a fixed-rate or an adjustable-rate mortgage can be tough. Learn the facts about this important decision.

A Guide to Calculating Your Total Loan Cost

A Guide to Calculating Your Total Loan Cost

Borrowing money isn’t always as straightforward as it seems. Here are several tips that will help you calculate the actual cost of your next home loan.

Is Refinancing Worth It?

Is Refinancing Worth It?

When it comes to refinancing, timing is everything. This article explains how refinancing works and how it may impact your monthly and long-term expenses.

Should You Get a Fixed Rate or Adjustable Rate Mortgage? What to Know Before Deciding

Choosing between a fixed-rate or an adjustable-rate mortgage can be tough. Learn the facts about this important decision.

A Guide to Calculating Your Total Loan Cost

Borrowing money isn’t always as straightforward as it seems. Here are several tips that will help you calculate the actual cost of your next home loan.

Is Refinancing Worth It?

When it comes to refinancing, timing is everything. This article explains how refinancing works and how it may impact your monthly and long-term expenses.

How To Find And Choose The Right Mortgage Lender For Your First Home Loan

There are many factors that can impact your overall home price; finding the right lender is key to ensuring you’re getting the best bang for your buck.

How Does a Mortgage Calculator Work?

Learn about the different parts of a mortgage calculator and how you can use it to figure out your monthly costs.

7 Tips for Mortgage Rate Shopping

Comparing mortgage rates may be the best thing to do in the search for your dream home.

9 Essential Tips for Home Loan Shopping

Before you start seriously house hunting, it's important to know your loan options.

Your Guide to Mortgage Rate Comparison Shopping

Learn the basics of comparing mortgage rates and loan estimates to find the best loan for your financial profile.

A Breakdown: 5 Different Types of Mortgages

Weigh your options before deciding which mortgage is right for you.

What are HOA Fees and How Do They Impact the Price of Your Home?

There are many benefits to living in a community with homeowners association fees, but they can also impact your budget.


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