Refinance to pay off debt?

Is it a good idea to refinance your house in order to pay off credit card debts? I've heard of people doing this, but will this put my house at risk to collectors?

How can I determine the value of my home without an appraisal?

How does a refinance work?

How is it possible that my monthly rate is lowered? How does this benefit anyone but myself? I guess my question is...whats the catch?

Do I need to have my father sign a quit claim deed?

My Father has a mortgage on a home here in Georgia. Her has terminal cancer and the hospice worker has informed us he should sign a quit claim deed on the house. Is this correct?

If my parents co-sign on my mortgage, would they be able to deduct mortg...

I bought my condo in 2008 at a rate of 6%.

I would like to refinance but, I got help from the government for my down payment and I also get help with my monthly payments for the first four years. Can I refinance without having to repay the grant...

Does anyone know of a company in Wyoming that offers stated income home ...

Our home has decressed in value, my husband is making less than he used ...

Are we at the end of real estate melt-down or will there be a double-dip...

I have heard about double-dip and even opn this site someone posted about double-dip. does that mean it will get even much worse than this? I am only talking about property value nothing else.

ARM or fixed rate mortgage?

with todays marker conditions is it a smarter move to get an ajdustable rate mortgame or a fixed?

Has Anyone Heard Of The Forgive and Forget Program

My Home is going to be foreclosed on. I got a a call from someone telling me about a federal program called forgive and forget. I did not really understand what they were talking about, does anyone have...

Does my bank account balance affect qualifying for a mortgage

Does my bank account balance affect me being able to qualify for a mortgage

two questions: one. Will the tax credit be extended? two. is the 10K off...

Mortgage Calculators

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I am looking for a mortgage calculator that can tell me the payment on a day to day basis

What's the longest period I can lock my rate for? 90 days? is that pos...

And if so, can I break that lock and go with another provider if the rates come down lower? My point is can I protect myself with some kind of insurance against rates going higher but still wait it out?