Why Do HELOCs Have Such Low Delinquency Rates?
October 08, 2012
You may have heard of reverse mortgages as a way for seniors to tap the equity in their homes to pay for living expenses, but there are other ways that homeowners are using their homes to get by.
You may have heard of reverse mortgages as a way for seniors to tap the equity in their homes to pay for living expenses, but there are other ways that homeowners are using their homes to get by.
According to a recent report from Experian, default rates on home equity lines of credit are down to 1% in the second quarter of 2012, a major milestone.
Consumers who lost their homes to bankruptcy or foreclosure in the past few years often ask us, "When can I qualify for a mortgage again?"
Last week the California legislature passed the Homeowner Bill of Rights to protect California homeowners during mortgage modification and foreclosure.
Your home is often the biggest purchase you'll ever make, which is why some homeowners who are underwater on their homes right now are nervous about how they can get out without ruining their financia
To help you navigate the homebuying process without falling for some of the most common pitfalls, here are some of the most common mistakes new homebuyers make and how you can avoid them.
Obama Administration Launches Another Mortgage Program
Expert: The Double-Dip Housing Recession Has Begun
What happens to a homeowner who is current on the mortgage but is delinquent on property taxes? There are a number of parties who have a stake in your home. What happens when one of them comes after y
Some Fear Mediation an Ineffective Tool to Fight Foreclosure
