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Why is the Price of that House So Low?

Why is the Price of that House So Low?

  Suppose you see a house that seems like a great deal. If it is too-good-to-be-true, it is time to figure out if it really is true. The house is listed on your local multiple listing service, or Zillow, or Realtor.com for much less than other houses of its size...

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Buyer & Agent: 5 Things that Can Jeopardize a Deal

Buyer & Agent: 5 Things that Can Jeopardize a Deal

When you hire a real estate agent, you are effectively entering into a relationship. You both want the same thing: to find a great property fast and for a good price. But even with those common interests, there is still room for tension. This can be especially true...

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Reasons Not to Buy a Home

Reasons Not to Buy a Home

Becoming a homeowner has long been considered a part of the American dream. But just because you can buy a home, doesn't mean you should. Purchasing a home is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make, so it's crucial to consult an experienced...

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Online Mortgage Lenders: What You Need to Know

Online Mortgage Lenders: What You Need to Know

In past decades, homebuyers traditionally went to their local bank to get the mortgage needed for their home purchase. In modern day, however, things have changed. Homebuyers now have far more options when it comes to choosing a home loan, and online lenders are...

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Considering Foreclosure?

Considering Foreclosure?

Simply put, foreclosure is a process that lenders use to take property from borrowers. By taking legal action against a borrower who has stopped making payments, lenders can use foreclosure as an attempt to get their money back. For a borrower, an obvious problem...

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What is an Acceleration Clause?

What is an Acceleration Clause?

An acceleration clause, as the name suggests, is a provision in a mortgage contract that will cause the loan payments to be “accelerated” when triggered. Examples of When an Acceleration Clause Comes into Play For instance, a contract states that when a borrower...

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