To buy a home with no money down, check out government-backed programs. If you don’t qualify, here are some other strategies you can try.
Knowing what to do during a flood is key to protecting your home and family. Be prepared to evacuate and stay out of both moving and stagnant water.
These tips can help you shop for home insurance in Louisiana, find a policy that fits your budget, and get peace of mind as hurricane season approaches.
Underinsurance is a big problem for 64 percent of US homes. Without enough insurance, these homeowners may not be able to fully recover from a catastrophic loss.
Louisiana is no stranger to hurricanes and storm damage. In 2020 alone, private insurers in Louisiana paid $4.5 billion for 101,000 storm-related claims. Understanding Louisiana’s hurricane history, storm patterns, and damage can help residents better prepare for the weather. Let’s take a look.
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FHA loans make homeownership easier, but it has requirements for down payments, credit scores, private mortgage insurance, and more.
Moving can be a headache, but one thing that makes a move easier? Knowing how your homeowners insurance can protect you along the way. So does homeowners insurance cover moving? The simple answer is …
If you’ve never refinanced your mortgage before, it can feel like a steep learning curve. How do you know which refinancing option is right for you? Refinancing simply means you take an existing …
Freezing pipes are one of the most common home insurance claims in the winter. In fact, along with internal water damage, they are the third most common claim and cost about $10,849 to repair on …
In a cash-out refinance, you take a loan out for the loan balance you already have plus a portion of the equity accumulated in your home. That amount beyond the loan balance can be used for a variety …
When you lease out your Florida home, condo, or mobile home, you become a landlord – and that means you have obligations to your tenants that are enforced by Florida law. In fact, you don’t even need …
