Home Equity Articles

Subprime Crisis Hurting Non-Profits

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Tom Kerr - MortgageLoan.com | May 04, 2008

As home equity tumbles and bad mortgages sink investments, non-profit organizations emerge as one of the most unexpected casualties. Because they rely on the quality of their credit to survive, many non-profits with subprime-related assets are in for a rude awakening.

Paying Student Loans With Home Equity

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Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | April 20, 2008

When students graduate from college, they begin to enjoy the fruits of their labors. Many land good jobs, and some buy new homes. After a few years of home ownership, if the market is rising, they may also eyeball their student loans, and consider the pros and cons of using a home equity loan to pay off their debts.

Three Alternatives to Home Equity Loans

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Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | April 11, 2008

With the slumping real estate market ravaging home values, consumers strapped for cash are considering financial tools other than home equity loans. Here's an in-depth look at three alternatives to traditional home equity loan financing.

Remodeling During A Recession

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Anders Bylund - MortgageLoan.com | April 08, 2008

Are you stuck with an investment property and a mortgage? Make the best of the situation-move in.

Don't Become A Negative Home Equity Statistic

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Tom Kerr - MortgageLoan.com | April 07, 2008

Every month, American homeowners and consumers are setting new records for being financially unstable. To avoid becoming a participant in those dismal numbers, you must be vigilant. Learn to recognize the symptoms, and take proactive protective measures before it's too late.