A Leaseback benefits the Seller in several ways. The need to prepare a home for showings and open houses is avoided.  The process is discrete so the Sellers will not be bothered by anyone ...

Investors are motivated by profit and achieving financial goals.One of the most appealing things about buying a Leaseback home for an Investor is getting income from Day 1. When the house is ...

Mortgage Release (Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure) is an option to avoid foreclosure where you voluntarily transfer the ownership of the property to the holder of your mortgage and in turn they release ...

Short-Sale is an option to avoid foreclosure where you sell your house for an amount approved by your mortgage company, sometimes less than the balance you owe them.Other options to avoid foreclosure: ...

Selling your house with a Leaseback is a new trend, You are able to receive the equity after the mortgage and closing costs are deducted, relieve yourself of real estate tax and insurance payments, ...

A Home Equity Line of Credit is a mortgage with an approved credit limit that allows you to draw funds on an as needed basis. In this case you only pay interest on the amount you are using , not the ...

A second mortgage is exactly that- a second mortgage that is behind the first mortgage existing on your property. The second mortgage is said to be subordinate,  or lower in rank, to the first. ...

In order to qualify for a Reverse Mortgage you have to be 62 years of age or older and the property must be your primary residence. The most common is a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) and it ...

Smart lights, smart door locks, smart doorbells and smart thermostats are all very convenient.  Do you need to add all these tech features to your house now in order to add value or be more ...

Closing costs are the expenses, over and above the price of the property, that buyers and sellers normally incur to complete a real estate transaction. Costs incurred may include mortgage loan ...