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Five Things to Consider When Renting Out Your Condo

By | November 26th, 2013|

When you bought your condo, did you think it would be the beginning of your real estate investing career? Perhaps you planned to rent it out for a few months while you were vacationing, or maybe you thought that you could one day move into a bigger place and rent out the condo as an [...]

Glinkonomics: Are FHA Loans A Bad Deal Due To Mortgage Insurance Costs?

By | November 17th, 2013|

Glinkonomics (Ilyce's take on what's going on in the economy this week), Ilyce discusses whether FHA loans are a bad deal due to mortgage insurance costs. If you need a mortgage and can’t afford a 20 percent down payment, are FHA loans a bad idea? Recently, the Federal Housing Administration’s mortgage insurance has skyrocketed, making [...]

Refinancing Your Mortgage: Cash-In or Cash-Out?

By | November 12th, 2013|

Despite a recent upswing, today’s mortgage interest rates remain low. If you’re considering a refinance before rates edge up, it’s important to first understand your options. Refinancing your mortgage can be a good choice if you want to lower your interest rate or monthly payment, or if you need to tap into your equity in [...]

Glinkonomics: Predictions for the 2014 Housing Market

By | November 10th, 2013|

Glinkonomics (Ilyce's take on what's going on in the economy this week), Ilyce talks about predictions for the 2014 housing market.  If the real estate recovery is a baseball game, we are only in the fourth or fifth inning, which means we are barely half way through. Why do I say that and what are [...]

Rules for Saving on Taxes with a Home Office

By | November 4th, 2013|

Home Office: Rules for Saving on Taxes Working from home? Here are the rules you should follow for saving on taxes with a home office.   Insuring a home office Have you ever dreamed of working from home full time? No more commuting, no more office politics, and no more take-out dinners when you’re stuck at [...]

Glinkonomics: Why Now Is The Time to Refinance Your Mortgage

By | November 3rd, 2013|

Glinkonomics (Ilyce's take on what's going on in the economy this week), Ilyce discusses why now is the time to refinance your mortgage. Mortgages interest rates have come down, and now is the time to refinance your mortgage if you haven't done so already. Three months ago interest rates were at a high of nearly [...]

Real Estate Tips: The Risks and Benefits of Seller Financing

By | November 1st, 2013|

The real estate market has finally begun to rebound from its lowest point in decades, and the Case-Shiller Home Price Index shows home prices are steadily increasing from last year. If you’re selling a home, now could be the time to put up that “For Sale” sign in the front yard. The only problem is [...]

Is a Home Warranty a Good Idea?

By | October 30th, 2013|

When you’re buying a home, you may be given the option to purchase a home warranty. While the specifics can vary from policy to policy, home warranties are generally designed to cover the costs of repairing or replacing home appliances and mechanical systems at a discounted rate. As you decide whether a home warranty is [...]

Six Things to Remember When Buying a Home in the Offseason

By | October 23rd, 2013|

It used to be that the best time for buying or selling a home was during what was known as the “home buying season,” a period from the first warm days of March until vacation time in August. Any other time, especially around the holidays, saw few buyers and fewer listings. But in recent years, [...]

Five Times You May Want to Wait to Buy a Home

By | October 15th, 2013|

Home prices are starting to recover, interest rates are creeping up, and many people are considering buying a home now before real estate prices or mortgage interest rates edge up any further. However, while higher interest rates and higher home prices may be on the horizon, that doesn’t mean you should rush out and buy [...]

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