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Is New Always Better When Buying A Home?

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When looking for a new home you have two choices, either to buy new or buy used. Homeowners might think that buying new is always the best option but that is not necessarily true. One of the first things to look at is the total amount needed for purchase, which banks call mortgages. Banks refer to mortgages as the total amount borrowed and the amount due on the house.
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New Mortgage Limits On The Way

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Beginning October 1, 2011, FHA single-family loan limits will drop significantly, from $729,750 to $625,500. This may not seem like a big deal, especially if you can never even dream of purchasing a house nearing the one-million-dollar mark, but there are some things all prospective buyers should be aware of.
Once federal loan limits are reduced, certain counties will see drops in their individual loan limits. In some areas of

Giving Up Your Mortgage

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After spending years paying your mortgage, it would seem like a devastating thing to just let go of your house. All of your payments would have gone down the drain. But is it really all that bad? For some, it might not be such a bad thing to get out of your mortgage. First of all, when you pay rent, you get a place to live for that month, same

Paying Your Mortgage Off Early

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When you pay your mortgage, you pay it once a month. But how often do you get paid? Most likely twice a month. Let me be more precise. You get paid every two weeks. As I’m sure you’re aware, you sometimes get paid three times in a month, yet you only make one payment to your mortgage company. Instead, arrange your payments so that you pay every two weeks, in