1- What happens to your mortgage when you die?

1- What happens to your mortgage when you die?

1- What happens to your mortgage when you die? When a person with a mortgage dies, the mortgage does not automatically disappear. Instead, it becomes a debt that must be paid off. If the person who died had a co-borrower or co-signer on the mortgage, that person would...
Buying A Fixer-Upper House: Pros And Cons

Buying A Fixer-Upper House: Pros And Cons

Buying A Fixer-Upper House: Pros And Cons. It’s no secret that buying a house is an expensive ordeal. However, if you’re willing to put the work in, you could purchase what’s known as a “fixer-upper” at below market price. This type of home buying is a serious...
When to Refinance Your Mortgage

When to Refinance Your Mortgage

When to Refinance Your Mortgage. Refinancing can save you money—or cost money. Refinancing a mortgage means paying off an existing loan and replacing it with a new one. There are many reasons why homeowners refinance: To obtain a lower interest rate To shorten the...
Concrete vs. Wood Home Construction

Concrete vs. Wood Home Construction

Concrete vs. Wood Home Construction. Wood and concrete have been used in construction for thousands of years and for good reason. Both materials have properties that make them appealing building materials. In this blog, we will tackle the age-old debate between wood...