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How to Avoid Homeowner's Insurance Cancellation
(Lessons from Hurricane Katrina) October 14, 2005 By Robert J. Bruss Inman News As the homeowner victims of Hurricane Katrina are discovering, most homeowner insurance companies are not swift to fully pay even valid claims. Although ... more...

Can a Deadbeat Pay Cash?
January 10, 2000 "Can we bypass a credit check by paying cash for a new house? My husband and I have very bad credit. Our house has a current value of $400,000 and our current mortgage balance is $250,000. We want to sell and buy a cheaper house by using our equity and ... more...

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Title Insurance
Title Insurance A policy, issued by a title insurance company, which insures a home buyer against errors in the title search. The cost of the policy is usually a function of the value of the property, and is often borne by the purchaser and/or seller. Policies are also available ... more...

RESPA
Real Estate Settlement Procedure Act (RESPA) A federal law passed in 1974 that requires lenders to provide home mortgage borrowers in advance with information of known or estimated settlement costs. RESPA also limits the amount lenders may require to be held in escrow for ... more...

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Getting Your Best Deal on a Consolidation Loan
If you find yourself having to make too many payments a month, you might consider getting a consolidation loan.Used for a variety of purposes, a consolidation loan can take multiple loans (such as personal loans and auto loans) and combine them into a single payment, or it can provide money to pay ... more...

Getting a Better Consolidation Loan Secured
If you're looking for the best way to reduce the number of payments you have to make each month, you might want to consider a consolidation loan secured.By getting a consolidation loan secured, you can combine other loans, bills, or debts into a single monthly payment while getting a low interest ... more...

How to Find the Best Online Loan for Your Needs
When trying to find the best online loan to fit your needs, it's important to keep in mind that finding the best loan might take a little time and effort and that several pertinent questions might be raised.Instead of rushing right in to your quest of getting the best online loan, you should think ... more...

Everything You Need to Know About a Secured Loan
If you're not familiar with the term, a secured loan is a loan which requires a security deposit of some kind (also known as collateral) to protect the lender against nonpayment. The secured loan is the preferred type of loan for lenders who deal with people with bad credit, but is also used when ... more...

A Guide to the Bad Credit Personal Loan
Here is a useful guide to the bad credit personal loan. If you find yourself in need of extra money but without the good credit needed for an unsecured loan, you may want to consider getting a bad credit secured loan. These loans require you to place some item or property in the lender's trust as ... more...

Ways to Find a Cheap Loan
If you're in the process of trying to find a cheap loan, you might find it frustrating and wonder if you're ever going to find the loan that you want.If you haven't already, you might want to consider applying for a cheap loan online instead of using a traditional lender online lenders can usually ... more...

Securing a Cheap Home Improvement Loan
Finding a cheap home improvement loan can be a challenge at times, but the extra work involved can pay off by saving you money in the long run.Taking the time to get extra quotes, do a bit more research, and finding the best people to work on your home improvements is always a good idea and if it ... more...

Finding a Low Cost Loan
Locating the low cost loan that you want isn't always easy it can sometimes take days or even weeks of comparing loan rates and doing research before you find the loan with the interest rate and terms that you want.A low cost loan doesn't have to simply be a dream, though; there are a variety of ... more...

Investing in Real Estate for Your Retirement (and Now!)
You've probably heard a lot of opposing information about Investing in Real Estate, which is completely annoying! The straight-forward fact about Real Estate is that it is probably the best and safest investment you'll ever make, especially if you live in it, and that you are far more likely to ... more...

Don't Overpay for a House, Even in Today's Market
If there's one thing American investors love, it's an over-inflated market. Which is why they keep buying houses and new ones keep coming onto the market. According to the latest data, housing starts rose an annualized 3.4% in September, matching a 17-year high. Whoo-ha! Go, baby go.I wonder if ... more...

How to Sell Your Home Without a Real Estate Agent
Considering the rapid rise in home prices over the past several years, home sellers are taking a hard look at the commission they have to pay to a real estate brokerage to market and sell their home. Real estate commissions vary across the country; they average in the four to seven percent range ... more...

Sell Real Estate Notes For Top Dollar
People sell real estate notes to raise cash quickly. A real estate note is just the loan document created when you financed the sale of your house or investment property. It could be a mortgage note, or a land-contract or contract-for-sale. The point is that the buyer is making payments to you, and ... more...

Refinancing Your Auto Loan
Refinancing your loan is one of the best kept secrets around for saving you money, but most people never think of it. Whether refinancing your home or car the process is the same. When refinancing car loans, you pay off your current car loan with a refinancing car loan from a different lender that ... more...


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