New Rule Allows Heirs To Take Over Mortgage From Deceased Borrowers

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New Rule Allows Heirs To Take Over Mortgage From Deceased Borrowers

According to a new rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, heirs will now be able to take over mortgages from homeowners who have passed away. The rule states that when the home borrower dies, the heir can then be added to the mortgage without activating the CFPB’s Ability-to-Repay rule. The CFPB Director, Richard Cordray…

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Going Green At Home

Keeping the environment clean is more than just a fad, it is something everyone should be practicing in order to keep our planet healthy and safe, for ourselves and future generations. There are minor changes you can incorporate at home that will help maintain a healthier planet. Some ways homeowners can go green at home…

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Important Factors To Consider When Establishing Home Value

There are many factors that play a role when considering your home’s value. Developing an accurate picture of your home’s worth will guarantee you are not cheating yourself or potential buyers in a transaction. A few factors to consider when establishing the value of your home are location- one of the most important factors to…

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Lesser-Known Expenses For New Homeowners

Becoming a new homeowner is a fun and exciting time for most, but many new owners make the mistake of not calculating less-obvious expenses, putting them in financial strain months down the road. Experts have listed a few expenses that all new homeowners should add into their budgets: Getting your locks changed- while this is…

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Tips To Reduce Electricity Bills

It is always beneficial to make an effort to save money on your electricity bill without spending large up-front costs. Experts have compiled a list of simple, inexpensive methods to help lower your electricity bill: Make sure your house is sealed- sealing any cracks or spaces can help reduce energy costs by approximately 15-30%. Use…

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Increasing Number Of Older Americans Have Mortgages

According to the latest Census Bureau report, the number of homeowners age 50 and up has increased over the last 10 years, and is expected to continue growing as the economy strengthens. The report shows that from 1998-2001 47% of older Americans, age 50 and above, have mortgages. That number has increased 10% from the…

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Fourth Of July Firework Safety

Fire safety officials are warning homeowners to be cautious while using fireworks around their homes and cars this 4th of July. According to the National Fire Protection Association, fireworks caused 17,800 reported fires in the U.S. in 2011. Of those 17,800 fires, 1,200 were structural. Officials advise keeping young children away from all types of…

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Pool Maintenance Tips

Keeping a pool clean and maintained does not have to be an overwhelming task. If you do weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance, taking care of your pool should not be exhausting. A few tips experts have given to maintain your pool are: Clean out your filter daily to ensure it is working efficiently, and skim…

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Home Prices Expected To Moderate

According to CoreLogic’s most recent home price index, home prices jumped last month, increasing 8.8% from May 2013, making it the 27th week the U.S. has experienced year-over-year home price increases. Although prices have grown, experts expect prices to moderate as inventory and demand remain below average. The president and CEO of CoreLogic, Anand Nallathambi…

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Mortgage Rates Fall Lower Than Last Year

According to the most recent Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, U.S. mortgage rates have decreased lower than rates in 2013. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged approximately 4.14% last week, down .03% from the previous week and .32% from last year. The 15-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 3.22%, down .28% from last year. Additionally the 5-year…

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