Building Wealth While Living in an Expensive Neighborhood
Just because you can technically afford a house in an expensive neighborhood, you still need to be aware of all the other costs.
Just because you can technically afford a house in an expensive neighborhood, you still need to be aware of all the other costs.
Though mortgage rates are increasing, that shouldn't necessarily discourage you from buying a home. Here's how to traverse the landscape.
Yes, it's possible to take out mortgages that are 40 or even 50 years long. But is that the right move for you to make?
Even if you've just graduated from residency, you can start wealth-building right now. Just avoid making these 10 financial mistakes.
Don't get trapped into thinking your money is "tied up" if you own a home and are paying a mortgage. There are plenty of benefits to doing so.
Doctors share real-life experiences on how to get the best physician mortgage loans--saving you time and money financing your next home.
Even doctors can't get a mortgage for 8 times their income. Some doctors have no business buying a house.
I've been telling residents not to buy a home for over a decade. Think you'll finally beat the odds and come out ahead buying vs renting? Fat chance.
Choosing between a 15 vs 30-year mortgage isn't just a question of a lower interest rate vs lower payment. Make the right decision with these 4 criteria.
Many say mortgage acceleration is magic. You'll pay off your mortgage in 7 years! I recommend The White Coat Investor Mortgage Acceleration Plan and skip the HELOC fuss.
Home Finance Agencies (HFA's) are government programs that subsidize the transaction costs of purchasing a mortgage. This could mean $10-20k of free money for a resident trying to buy a home. This might change my mind that buying a home as a resident is a bad idea.
Reverse mortgages have a bad reputation, but there are really quite a few cool ways to use one to improve your retirement income picture.
With increasing student loan burdens, it is becoming harder for young doctors to qualify for mortgages. The various physician mortgage loan programs all treat loans differently in underwriting.