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6 Questions to Consider When Choosing the Right Mortgage

"Identifying the best mortgage fit for yourself or your family is about more than finding the lowest rate — although a low rate is certainly a desirable perk. When making one of life’s biggest purchases, you’ll also want to consider..."
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4 Things to Research Before Buying a Home

While it’s fun to go house-hunting and dream about moving into your future home, it’s important to keep in mind that buying a home is one of the biggest investments most of us will make during our lifetime...
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3 Time and Money Saving Tips for First-Time Homebuyers

A range of decisions and emotions go into purchasing the place you’ll make your own and call home for years to come. Particularly if you’re buying your first home, all the details involved can add up to create an overwhelming experience. When you’re making one of the biggest financial investments...
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