States are getting creative about aiding homeowners who can’t afford to pay their mortgages, and Pennsylvania is at the top if the list.
A new ProPublica investigation is pointing fingers at some big lenders, crying foul in the rejection of some homeowners' loan modification applications.
With mortgage rates at near-historic lows , the stampede to refinance isn’t abating. But should you turn your gaze to a 15-year refinance deal?
If you're looking to refinance, crunch the numbers first. You might find that lower monthly payments don't mean you'll owe less in the long run.
These days, if you have good credit and cash and are looking for a new house, it’s like you’ve won the lottery. But what if you want to refinance?
Call it a reversal of fortune, but mortgage rates finally edged upward, after a month-long run of sliding performance.
Homeowners are ditching the old refinancing rule of thumb and modifying their loans at a staggering pace.
If you’re short of cash but have plenty of equity in your home, what’s the best way to get it: refinance or take out an equity line of credit?




