Lets say you have a standard 30yr Fixed Mortgage with a rate of 3% and a balance of $100,000.
Now lets say you have an extra $100/month that you could use to pay down the principal OR you could put it in a saving acc...

Hi Guys, I would like to get some advice regarding my mortgage and whether I should refi or leave the payment as it is.  My real estate taxes and HOA are about to increase . I receive  $1450 for rent. My currently mor...

One of the most intimidating aspects of getting a loan is trying to sift between jargon and fact. For something as important as a mortgage there is plenty of misinformation out there. If you talk to five different peo...

One of the most intimidating aspects of getting a loan is trying to sift between jargon and fact. For something as important as a mortgage there is plenty of misinformation out there. If you talk to five different peo...

I have inherited two HELOC's- one is owed $70K, the other $60K. I have extra cash. The plan is to pay off the majority of both BUT then later take it back out later when I need it. This saves me almost $900 a month- t...

I’m a 22 year old from southern Indiana. I owe 39k on a home worth around 80k. I work in a real estate office making 13/ hour gaining knowledge as a buyers assistant. I have my RE license so I am working towards start...

Hello my name is Andre Houston I am a real estate investor. I have 3 properties so far 2 rentals and 1 primary. I bought my first house 5 years ago for 200,000. I bought my second property 4 years ago. My primary was ...

This is a question I get all the time when dealing with people entering the mobile home market... and there are a whole bunch of answers. Lets start with one thing in mind, the less you pay- the quicker you recover yo...

I purchased a tax certificate, the original owner attempted to redeem and sent me a form I had to sign I responded back certified mail with a date stating I agreed to redemption if done no later by a certain date. He...

Perhaps someone can help clarify my thinking on a financial question.For this discussion let's assume we're talking about a $100,000 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 5% with a payment of $536.82 per month.Not that you w...