If you’re not aware of what a Home Equity Line of Credit is, here’s a simple explanation.
If you purchase a home for $100,000 and the value increases to $150,000.00 you can borrow money against the value of your home. There are basically two ways to do this.
Cash Out Refinance:
That’s when you refinance [...]
Continue Reading →Following a good model of financial planning will make the difference between future success, and future failure. While there is no guarantee of success, however you may define it, there is certainly a guarantee of failure if you don’t take the time to plan according to your end goal. Of course, if you have no [...]
Continue Reading →Think about it. There are thousands of millionaires. Some of them fell into it; some of them worked hard to earn it. Those who worked hard, probably still have it. The most powerful wealth building tool that you have is your income.
When you fill a bathtub, you plug the drain. If you don’t, all [...]
Continue Reading →For most, buying a home is the largest purchase they’ll ever make, and it will most likely become the largest portion of their monthly budget as well. There are many programs that have been put into place to make it easier for you to buy a home, but the question you must ask yourself is [...]
Continue Reading →Affordability Calculator
Monthly Gross Income $ Monthly Debt Expenses [?] Monthly Debt and Obligations Should Include:
- Monthly Credit Card Payments
- Monthly Auto Payments
- Monthly Child Support
- Monthly Association Fees
- Other Monthly Obligations, but NOT utility bills.
$ Down Payment: $ Interest Rate: % Mortgage Calculator
$ % yrs % $ Topics of Interest
Posts from OwingMoneySucks.com- Tax Refunds Are Bad For The Economy February 5, 2012
- Please, I Beg of You, Get In The Know December 19, 2011
- Really, Fannie Mae? December 7, 2011
Recent Comments
- aa list on When Do We Start the Short Sale Process?
- scottsdale accountant on Am I Liable for the Balance or Difference in a Short Sale?
- Jon Griffith on We Don’t Do Foreclosure In Arizona
- Jon Griffith on When Would I Be Ready to Buy an $80,000 Home?
- Phil Griffith on When Would I Be Ready to Buy an $80,000 Home?
My Phoenix Real Estate Listings Quick Contact
