Buying Your First Home
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What to expect when you hear the term loan servicing
So, you’re diving into the world of homebuying, and you keep hearing the term “loan servicing.” What’s the deal… Read more
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Who Is the Grantor on a Mortgage?
The grantor is the person transferring ownership of the property — typically the seller. Here’s how grantor role works… Read more
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What do contingent and contingencies mean when it comes to buying a house?
“Contingent” and “contingency” have related but distinct meanings in real estate: In short, “contingent” describes the state of a… Read more
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What does rent-to-own mean? A blueprint of key things to know
Let’s be real, rent-to-own is kind of a unicorn in the U.S. housing market. Roughly around 5% of home… Read more
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Real estate liens explained: what they are and how they affect you
If you’re buying a home, you might be wondering if there will always be a lien on your property.… Read more
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What’s a townhouse, anyway?
First off, let’s get one thing straight: a townhouse is not just some glorified apartment. It’s a multi-story home… Read more
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What is hazard insurance?
Wondering what hazard insurance is? It’s the part of your homeowners insurance that protects your home from disasters like… Read more
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Are property taxes included in a mortgage payment?
Most homebuyers pay property taxes through an escrow account as part of their monthly mortgage payment — but not… Read more
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The FHA flip rule: what you should know
So, you’re jumping into the world of FHA loans or thinking about flipping houses? One thing you need to… Read more
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What’s a mortgage title, and what’s it to you?
The mortgage title is basically your proof that you own your house. It’s the legal document that says, “This… Read more









