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A man and woman possibly discussing switching lenders or financial arrangements related to a property.

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How to change your mortgage lender

You might want to change your mortgage lender while you're still in the buying process or after you've closed on your home. Find out why and how to do it.

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Eminent domain: What homeowners need to know

Cases of eminent domain have been happening since 1876 and still affect us today. Learn about what they are, how they’re used and eminent domain exampl...

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Affordable refinancing programs: RefiNow™ and Refi Possible®

Explore affordable refinancing programs, RefiNow™ and Refi Possible®. Learn if these options are right for you.

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VA renovation loan: How to qualify and apply

A VA home renovation loan lets you bundle your home purchase and renovation costs into a single loan. Find out if you meet the requirements and how to apply....

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Tax deed vs. tax lien: Key differences

While tax deeds and tax liens both address unpaid property taxes, only tax deeds can lead to an immediate transfer of property ownership. Learn how they differ.

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How long should you keep your mortgage statements?

Wondering how long to keep your mortgage statements? Learn what to save, what...

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Government home loans and more: A guide for first-time borrowers

Government home loans offer low interest rates and flexible credit requirements. Here’s what’s available and how you can qualify.

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VA funding fee: What to expect in 2025

The VA funding fee is a one-time charge you pay to help fund the VA loan program. The fee helps protect lenders and the VA if you default. Learn more here.

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How does a government shutdown impact mortgages?

It looks increasingly likely that federal government funding could lapse at the end of the week. Here’s what the government shutdown would mean for mor...

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VA loan vs. conventional loan: What's the difference?

Conventional and VA loans are two different types of mortgages. Trying to decide which is best for you? Read our guide on VA loans vs. conventional loans.

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A complete guide to commercial REITs

Interested in learning more about commercial REITs? Our ultimate guide simplifies the complexities for you to shed light on these powerful investment tools.

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FHA vs. VA loans: What's the difference, and which one is best for you?

FHA loans and VA loans can be great borrowing options for aspiring homeowners. Learn more about the differences between these two mortgage loan types.

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Single-purpose reverse mortgages: What you need to know

Wondering whether a single-purpose reverse mortgage may be right for you? Learn what it is and the pros and cons of a single-purpose reverse mortgage.

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Buying a house with uneven floors? What to consider

Does the home of your dreams have sloped floors? It may or may not be worth fixing. Read on to learn what to consider before buying a house with uneven floors.

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Easement in gross: Defined and explained

An easement in gross gives a person the right to use a parcel of land owned by someone else. Read more about easements in gross and how they work.

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Seller concessions vs. seller credits: What’s the difference?

Seller credits are a type of seller’s concession that offers a specific dollar amount. Here’s how to spot the difference and get the best deal at cl...

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Man and woman sitting on floor of new home surrounding by boxes, eating take out.

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One+ by Rocket Mortgage® is a 1% down payment option

The down payment is one of the biggest obstacles for home buyers. One+ can help you get into a home with as little as 1% down plus a 2% grant from Rocket.

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