Home equity loan or line of credit?
8 home projects with big ROI
Hiring a contractor? 10 questions
10 uncommon uses for a home equity loan
5 things that devalue your home
Home equity loan or line of credit?
Should you get a home equity loan or a home equity line of credit?
What’s the difference between a home equity loan or a home equity line of credit? Here’s an overview of each so you can make the best and most appropriate choice for you and your needs.
8 home projects with big ROI
8 small home improvement projects for big ROI
Small home renovation projects can boost the value of your home, from painting interior walls to upgrading kitchen and bathroom fixtures. You could see solid returns with these eight small home improvement projects.
Hiring a contractor? 10 questions
10 questions to ask when hiring a contractor
Who should you trust with your home improvement project? It’s a big decision. As you plan your projects, ask these 10 key questions before hiring a contractor.
10 uncommon uses for a home equity loan
10 uncommon uses for a home equity loan
Did you know you can leverage your home equity to access cash? If you are looking for a solution to pay for college, consolidate debt or cover wedding costs, a home equity might help. Here are 10 ways to use your home equity loan.
5 things that devalue your home
5 things to avoid that can devalue your home
Not all home improvements are created equal. It’s important to keep the big picture in mind when planning your upgrades and maintenance. Make sure you don’t accidentally reduce your home’s value.
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