Additional state programs may be available if you are continuing to experience difficulty in making mortgage payments or facing foreclosure. The following state programs may be able to assist you.
If you’ve decided that paying off your mortgage early is the right financial move, it’s time to figure out how you want to pay it off.
If you’re falling behind on your mortgage, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to navigate it alone either. We offer a variety of alternative payment options designed to help you stay in your home and mitigate credit damage.
An assumable mortgage allows a buyer to assume the rate, repayment period, current principal balance and other terms of the seller’s existing mortgage rather than obtain a brand-new mortgage.
Delinquency is a serious problem that can do long-term damage to your finances. Here are a set of practical guidelines you can use to fight it.
Severe storms (such as hurricanes and tornadoes) can strike anywhere in the United States. If your area is affected, stay alert to potential dangers and problems.
Buying a home is a major financial milestone, and for many, it’s the largest investment they’ll ever make. With a typical 30-year loan, you’re committing to 360 monthly payments. That’s why it’s essential to grasp what’s included in your payment and how it evolves over time.
What is a mortgage lien release and how does it work? Learn more about what you should expect.
Review our glossary of terms in order to make educated decisions and ask the right questions!