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Construction-to-Permanent Loans: Everything You Need to Know Before Breaking Ground

Cut closing costs by 2–4% and save $4,000 in interest during construction. See how a single loan streamlines financing for new builds.

Timely Advice: Consider What Mom Would Have Told you

Before you say you’re too old for this, reconsider. Disregarding your age, you’re never too old to listen to what mom told you.

Winning Real Estate Investment Strategies (Door Prize, too)

Points made to investors, real estate or others, warning them that CFE is not a tax advisor to always consult professionals when making investments

Trust the Stock Market Like You do Wikipedia

When a stock goes up in the stock market, they go along with it because of the reaction of others.

Is House Flipping Still a Good Investment?

The subject of house flipping came up again this week as RealtyTrac released its top 25 markets for flipping

Hedge Funds Make Big Bets in Single Family Homes

Hedge funds and private equity companies are snatching up the still depressed real estate.

To Know Your Risk is to Love it (Sort of)

Most of us have no real notion of risk. In investing in real estate, however, we should not only consider the risk but embrace it.

Clint Eastwood: ‘A Man’s Gotta Know His Limitations’

Excuse me, ladies, but this headline referencing Clint Eastwood applies to you as well. If you’re looking at real estate, that is.

Ready For A Retirement Home?

The median cost of a retirement home is about $230 a day or $83,00 a year. Are you ready for that financial commitment?

Investors Need to Pay Attention to Shifting Home Market

Phoenix investment homes, a no-no. Go south to Tampa and Atlanta if you’re looking to buy an investment home.

Real Estate Taxes Too High? Do You Know You Can File an Appeal?

Many people are realizing that their homes may currently be over-valued and, as a result, their real estate taxes are too high.

One Month Changes That Can Make a Big Difference In Selling Your Home

Small changes can make a big difference when selling your home. Consider simple fixes that you can do in a month to get your house ready to sell.

Home Equity: A “Forgotten” Real Estate Investment?

For those nearing retirement, a paid-off home is not just a place to live. It’s a real estate investment. For many, it’s a retirement benefits.

Financing Between Buying a New House and Selling the Old One

Financing the purchase of a new house when you still own your old home can be a complicated prospect. Here are some times to finance your purchase.

Finding the Perfect House

Finding the perfect house can be a challenge but here are some resources to help

The Importance of Having a Good House Inspector

Having a good house inspector helps you to ensure that you make a smart investment when you purchase a new house. Learn more here.

The Closing Process

When you buy a home, the house is formally transferred to you through the real estate closing process. Learn more about the process here.

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