Looking to refinance your condo? The process isn't too different from refinancing a traditional home mortgage. Here's how to get started with the process.

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 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 how refinancing works and guides current homeowners through the process.

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.

Not sure what to look for or expect when refinancing your mortgage loan? Uncover some helpful tips for refinancing so you can better understand the process.

If difficulty qualifying due to higher debt has left you unable to refinance to lower your rate in the past, check out RefiNow^TM and Refi Possible^SM.

For homeowners looking to refinance their mortgage, a no cash-out refinance could be a useful option. Learn about no cash-out refinances and how they work here.

Tangible net benefit, or net tangible benefit, is the advantageous gains that a borrower gets by refinancing. Read more about the benefits of refinancing here.

If you’re unhappy with your current home, you have two options: renovate or move. This is a big financial and emotional decision, and The Red Desk will walk you through the pros and cons of both.