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Tabitha Naylor's Articles in Debt & Mortgage

  • Debt Consolidation as a Means for Credit Repair
    As consumer spending in the United States increases, consumer credit scores are decreasing. This article covers the main reasons why debt consolidation is a simple method of repairing credit scores quickly and effectively.
  • Spotting a Bad Mortgage Broker
    The real estate market is still booming. Here are 4 tips to help safeguard you against bad mortgage brokers when the time comes for you to obtain a new home loan.
  • Assessing Tax Deed Sales
    Tax deed sales can be a very lucrative and profitable market to any real estate investor. Why? This article touches on the most important benefits.
  • Shopping for Second Mortgages
    If you have weighed out the pros and cons, and have recently decided that taking out a second mortgage makes sense to you, there are a few things to keep in mind. This article briefly highlight’s the most important facts to consider.
  • Preparing to Speak with Your Mortgage Broker
    When taking out a new mortgage, there are a few basics you should know. This article covers what you should know, before picking up the phone to talk to your mortgage broker.
  • Is A Reverse Mortgage for You?
    As the controversy wages on, reverse mortgages are becoming one of the more popular mortgages available to older homeowners. This article provides a brief over view as to the qualifications necessary to be eligible type of mortgage.
  • Why Your Credit Score REALLY Matters
    Many people are under the assumption that credit scores don't mean that much. This article briefly hilights some of the reasons why this just isn't the case.
  • The Truth Behind Paying “Points” For Your Next Mortgage
    Are you getting ready to buy a new home or refinance your existing one? Confused by what is actually meant when someone says you can “pay a point for this rate”? Don’t worry, real estate jargon can be quite confusing, when not thoroughly explained. This article dispels any myths you might currently hold when it comes to paying a point for your next mortgage.
  • Credit Scoring Explained
    As a consumer, you have a right to understand the way your credit scores are being calculated by the three credit reporting bureaus. Forget everything else you have read, this short article sums everything up for you.
  • 10 Best Questions to Ask When Applying for Your Next Loan
    Don't be left in the dark. If you are in the market for a new mortgage, know the right questions to ask.

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