Adjustable-rate mortgages are growing in popularity, but they come with some big risks – CNBC
Adjustable-rate mortgages are growing in popularity, but they come with some big risks CNBC
Adjustable-rate mortgages are growing in popularity, but they come with some big risks CNBC
The real estate market has increased significantly in many areas of the country in the last few years. This has made it very tough to invest in real estate and challenging to buy a house as an owner-occupant as well. While it is tougher to buy real estate when prices are high, it is not … Read more
I have been a real estate investor for 20 years or so and I have been a part of many evictions. I am also a real estate broker and I used to sell foreclosures for banks. I have been part of evictions for my own properties and for bank-owned properties as well. In some cases, … Read more
Today, I have a great guest post to share from a reader, Gary Grewal, on how he saved $500,000 by the age of 31. Enjoy! Trust me, I know. The last thing you want to read is another millennial bragging about how he “hustled” and “optimized productivity” to become a semi-millionaire by his early 30s. […]
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I have two second cousins who serve in the military — both brave young men I am proud to call my family. We don’t always talk much, though. The age gap can be a roadblock and those boys are always traveling around, serving overseas and living on bases in order to fulfill their military duties and finish school.
Still, social media makes it easier than it used to be, and emails are a quick and painless way to stay in touch. So I wasn’t surprised to receive an email from my cousin, Michael, asking for advice on his future financial goals.
So, what’s the deal? As part of his military compensation, Michael will soon start receiving $2,124 per month for housing and wanted ideas on how to parlay that money into long-term wealth.
Elisha Lopez started her real estate career as a buyerâs agent during the housing crash of 2008. Times were tough in the industry, but she managed to succeed and scale like a true real estate rockstar. Now, sheâs helping other agents hit their stride as the owner of Ocala Realty World in Florida. On todayâs podcast, Elisha offers the same advice to listeners as she does her agents. Discover what you need to know in order to win clients as a new agent in todayâs competitive markets.
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Two new reports put to bed the idea that weâre in another housing bubble or due for another housing crash, though there are some mounting concerns, as there have been for some time. The Urban Institute went as far as to say that âsome cities might beâ in a bubble, but the overall U.S. housing… Read More »U.S. Housing Market Still Not in a Bubble, Despite What You May Think
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Recently, I wrote about when the next housing crash might take place. For opportunists, itâs something to look forward to. For others, and frankly most people, itâs a disaster waiting to happenâ¦though todayâs mortgages are pretty boring and largely affordable, meaning homeowners should be able to ride the ups and downs a lot better than… Read More »See Which Phase of the Housing Cycle Your City Is In
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In an article over at MSN Money, Rick Newman of U.S. News World and Report talks about the looming recession and the sub-prime loan mess that we’re finding ourselves stuck in. With 2 million home foreclosures possible over the next two years and the economy stumbling toward recession, it’s clear that Washington will enact new […]
The post Myths About The Sub-Prime Lending Mess appeared first on Bible Money Matters and was written by Peter Anderson. Copyright © Bible Money Matters – please visit biblemoneymatters.com for more great content.
This is kind of a special moment for me. Since the year 2007, which is eight years ago or 20 percent of my time alive on this Earth, I have been stuck with a less-than-ideal real estate situation. And it is just about to be resolved with the happy CHA-CHING! of a cash register. To […]