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Mortgage rates may be at an all time low, but there’s still a big difference between a 3 percent and 4 percent rate. We take a look at the factors that determine your mortgage rate and calculate how much you’ll pay. There’s a big difference in a 3% vs. a 4% mortgage rate. Read our […]
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Food costs a lot more today than it did a year ago due to rising inflation. But what’s really going on in the US agriculture industry? Let’s take a look at what global trends are impacting the market with some insights by FarmTogether, a leading farmland investing platform and Financial Samurai sponsor. Historical Farmland Investment
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Whether you’re looking to buy a home now or planning for the future, an affordable mortgage is within your reach, even if you’re self-employed. You just need to know how to make your application more appealing to lenders and what options you have. The post How to Get a Mortgage Loan if You’re Self-Employed With
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The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America uses character-based lending to help first-time homebuyers achieve the American dream.The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America uses character-based lending to help first-time homebuyers achieve the American dream. The post The American housing market is discriminatory – NACA wants to fix that appeared first on Money Under 30. https://www.moneyunder30.com/naca-homebuyer-program #financialfreedom
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In the past, I used to think the best house floor plan for a family with young kids was all on a single floor. The house would have 700 or more square feet per person and be spread out over a large lot. However, with many parents now working from home, I’ve changed my mind.
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The post What is the 1% Rule in Real Estate? appeared first on Millennial Money. When you’re investing in a property, the thing that probably matters most to you is making money. You’re not getting into this business to have fun or to get a place where you can visit sometimes and let your friends
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Inflation, like a boa constrictor, is squeezing us most noticeably at the grocery store and at the pump. Beyond tightening our budget, staying patient until prices eventually decline, and growing more passive income, what else can we do? Today’s post is sponsored by RealtyMogul, who writes how multifamily real estate may be used as a
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Remodeled homes will sell for bigger premiums going forward because it has become so much more costly and difficult to remodel today. In the previous article, I focused mostly on the negatives of remodeling. However, this article will focus on the financial benefits of remodeling. Namely more rental income and a higher property value. The
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If you’re in the market to buy a home, I’m not sure if you should buy a fixer-upper anymore unless you’re under 40 and hungry. Instead, you should consider buying a remodeled home to save your sanity. I’ve bought two fixer-uppers and I never want to buy another again. I’m too old and tired to
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Some people desire a gorgeous partner. While others desire so much fame they can never walk around in peace. However, real estate might be the most desirable thing of them all since we are spending so much time at home. As a result, real estate FOMO could also be the hardest type of desire to
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Inflation and persisting housing supply shortages may change the way you buy—and how much you pay for—your next home. In April 2022, 58.8% of homes sold for more than the asking price, according to Redfin. Adding tens of thousands of dollars to a home’s asking price may be necessary in a competitive housing market—but the
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Once a seller accepts your offer, you’ll schedule a home appraisal to assess the fair market value (FMV) of a house.Once a seller accepts your offer, you’ll schedule a home appraisal to assess the fair market value (FMV) of a house. The post How do home appraisals work when you’re buying a house? appeared first
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While most homebuyers take out a mortgage to finance their home purchase, that isn’t the only way to get into a new house. In March 2022, all-cash sales accounted for more than a quarter of all transactions—the highest it’s been since 2014—according to the National Association of Realtors. A cash offer means a buyer already
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If you’re looking for a move-in-ready home, there’s a good chance you’ll come across a few flipped houses during your search. These are houses that were bought and renovated or upgraded by an investor with the intent of quickly selling them to make a profit. It’s not always a bad deal: Flipped houses are often
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As a landlord since 2005, I’m constantly faced with the dilemma of selling a rental property or renting it out whenever my tenants move out. The older and wealthier I’ve gotten, the more I prefer to sell rather than rent out. Being a landlord can sometimes create some very unpleasant experiences. Whether it’s getting paid
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Some say renting is like throwing your money away. If that’s the case, what about the people who spend six figures a year on rent? Is that like setting your net worth on fire? I don’t think renting is throwing money away at all. You get shelter for the rent you pay. Renting is also
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If you’ve taken out a student loan, mortgage or personal loan, you’ve likely signed what’s known as a promissory note. By signing a promissory note, a borrower promises to pay back a set amount of money, including interest and fees, to a bank, a person or another lender. How Does a Promissory Note Work? A
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Finding somewhere to live is hard enough. Take a little of the toil out of your apartment search with these leading search sites.Take a little of the toil out of your apartment search whether you want to buy, rent, or buy an investment property with these leading search sites. The post The best websites to
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Shifts in supply and demand can create a “buyer’s market” or “seller’s market” for almost anything. In real estate, these terms refer to conditions that give an edge to either party in a home sale. In a buyer’s market, conditions give the homebuyer an edge in negotiations on price and terms of the sale, and
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