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Learn how to get a home equity loan even if you have bad credit; answers from a licensed mortgage loan officer.
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If you are no longer carrying credit card balances and have paid off all of your revolving debt, you can now tackle paying off your mortgage early. Ideally you would budget your money to pay a little extra every mortgage payment so that you reduce the amount of interest you will pay for the life of the loan.
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Depending on your financial situation, refinancing your mortgage may save you money especially if you are looking to pay for a major purchase such as college tuition, home renovations, or an upcoming wedding.
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In my first interview with you entitled, “How to Consolidate Your Credit Card Debt with a Home Equity Loan", Dwight Crawford, a licensed loan officer, explained the difference between a home equity line of credit versus a home equity loan. In the second interview, we discuss the topic of how to choose the right mortgage lender when securing a home equity line of credit.
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When shopping for a new home stay within your budget, find a location close to work, find a house that your can call home, and choose features wisely.
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Before you decide to refinance your mortgage, know what homes in your neighborhood are worth.
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Many readers of One Paycheck at a Time have asked the question of whether it makes sense to consolidate credit card debt into a home equity line of credit or home equity loan. In this interview, Dwight Crawford, a licensed loan officer, answers these mortgage loan questions.
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