You may be wondering whether to refinance your mortgage now. Make sure to refinance your mortgage for the right reasons. Lowering taxes may not be a good reason to refinance. Preventing foreclosure may be worthwhile.
This week on the Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce talked about investing in foreclosures with Ralph Roberts, who has personally bought and sold more than 2,000 foreclosed properties. She also spent time on the phone with nationally-syndicated columnist Kathy Kristof, who shared some of her ideas on financing college tuition. Tune in to hear their advice, and Ilyce's answers to your calls on today's show. Check out the show notes at www.thinkglink.com/forum, and don't forget to subscribe to Ilyce's new all-video site, www.expertrealestatetips.net.
A home owner asks who has liability for an ancient tree being torn down on a next door lot. The home owner wonders if it's a neighbor, who is having a house built, has liability or if it's the builder, who tore down the tree.
A couple asks if they should tear down their ranch house while they still have a mortgage. They say many of their neighbors tear down their houses so their street has many new brick homes. They think they can rebuild and increase their home value by several hundred thousand. To determine is it's worth rebuilding, they need to estimate all those costs associated with rebuilding, including construction and alternative living arrangements.
A home owner asks how to refinance his home loan. The home loan refinance market has become chaotic so it pays to shop around and save money. A good place to refinance your home loan is a credit union, where you can save a lot of money because you can often get cheaper rates.
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