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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Appraisals are usually required to refinance your mortgage. Getting a refi without an appraisal can be possible, though it may not be your best option. Learn how to get a no-appraisal refinance.

Is refinancing before selling your home an option? Learn how to take cash out or lower your mortgage payment before you put your home on the market.

Many seniors consider a reverse mortgage to help finance their retirement years. Check out the alternatives before deciding what best suits your needs.

There are many different refinancing options for homeowners to choose from. Learn more about some of the most popular types of refinances and how they work.

Is a home equity loan a good idea? Whether you should get a home equity loan depends on your situation. Learn the pros and cons along with alternative loan options.

Wondering how to refinance your home equity loan? Discover how to secure better conditions for your loan as well as maximize your home equity loan benefits.

Does refinancing hurt your credit? Slightly, but the long-term benefits of refinancing your mortgage can far outweigh the temporary downside. Learn more here.

Looking to pay off your credit cards or other high-interest debt? If you have enough equity in your home, you may be able to refinance your house to consolidate your debt.

Should you refinance your loan with the same lender? It depends on your financial situation and what lenders are offering. Uncover pros and cons to consider.

Homeowners have been refinancing to fund home renovations. We explore the reasons where it’s been popular and the kinds of renovations homeowners are making.

Mortgages aren’t just for buying a new home. They can be refinanced to buy more real estate, renovate your existing home, or just add some cash to your accounts. You can even refinance to lower your monthly mortgage payment. This episode serves to explain ...

The FHFA eliminated the adverse market refinance fee, which was used to cover increased costs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how that affects refinancing.