Are you considering refinancing your second home to secure a lower mortgage rate? Learn about the process and requirements of a second home refinance.

Thinking of refinancing a second mortgage? Check out our guide to learn about the qualifications you’ll need to meet in order to refinance a second mortgage.

Thinking about refinancing your home loan? Learn more about the refinance appraisal process, what to expect and how to prepare your home to get the most value.

Are you looking for a way to cover your child's college expenses? The equity in your home may offer a solution. Learn how to use home equity to pay for college.

Mortgage refinancing works by trading your mortgage for a newer one, ideally with a lower balance and interest rate. Learn why and how to refinance a mortgage.

Refinancing to a 15-year mortgage can lower your interest rate and save you money. Learn the pros and cons of this option to see if it’s right for you.

Refinancing after divorce is a good way to divide up property and remove one party’s name from the mortgage. Learn more about post-divorce refinances here.

Preparing for a refinance appraisal or purchase appraisal? Learn the differences between refinance vs. purchase appraisals, how they work and your options.

Ever wondered how often you can refinance your home? You can refinance as many times as you’d like. Learn more about refinancing your home loan more than once.

Are you looking to refinance your mortgage? Using these helpful tips, find out how long it takes to refinance your house and ways to prepare for this process.

Are you considering a home equity line of credit (HELOC)? Uncover how much money you can expect to borrow, alternative financing options and more.

The HIRO mortgage program was a high loan-to-value refinance option that offered mortgage relief to owners with low equity in their homes. Here's how it worked.

Refinancing to an FHA loan can help lower your monthly payments and change your loan terms. Learn about the types of FHA refinance loans and how to qualify.

Building equity in a home can provide you with a lot of opportunities, and maybe earn you a profit. Read about different ways you can build equity in your home.

Appraisals are almost always required to refinance your mortgage, but a no-appraisal refinance isn’t completely off the table. Find out more here.

The cost to refinance a mortgage depends on your closing fees, which can be between 2% – 6% of the loan balance. Learn more about average refinancing costs.