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» Guide to interest only mortgages
An interest only mortgage is one where your regular payments only go to pay off the interest on the money you borrow.

» What is a repayment mortgage?
The idea behind a repayment mortgage is that you pay monthly for a set period and each payment consists of an element of capital and interest.

» What is a current account mortgage?
Current account mortgages are fairly new to the sector. They are quite different to other types of mortgage as they enable you to set off all your savings and debts in one single account.

» What is an offset mortgage?
An offset mortgage is very similar to a current account mortgage - but instead of having everything all in one account, all accounts are held separately.

» Flexible mortgage guide
Flexible mortgages are loans which allow you to increase or decrease the size of your repayments within certain limits.

» What is a flexible mortgage?
A flexible mortgage allows the borrower to make extra repayments when they have the extra money and even reduce or skip payments should the need arise.

» Remortgages guide
Remortgaging has become increasingly popular due to the relatively simple and flexible process.

» What is a buy to let mortgage?
A buy to let mortgage is a mortgage on a property which is to be let out or rented, rather than occupied by the owner.

» What is a mortgage?
A mortgage is a loan, usually from a bank, finance company or building society to help you buy your home.

» Types of mortgages
Here is a useful guide to the different types of mortgages that are available.

» Guide to mortgages
A mortgage is a loan that is guaranteed by a property. At its most simple that means, if you can't pay back your loan the lender can force you to sell your home so they can get their money back.

» The key to creative real estate investing
With a job that paid $3.40 an hour, I saved $5,000. I used $3,500 of it to buy my first piece of real estate - 2 acres near where I lived. As you can guess, this was many years ago.

» Selling your house - Ten tips
One of the biggest mistakes people make when selling a house, is not understanding real estate value.

» Fix and flip - A real estate formula
You've bought a house, a fixer-upper you can make some money on.

» Negotiating a cheap house
When you bought your home, you offered less than you were willing to pay, right?

» Who wants a $10,000 house?
How do you find a house for ten or twenty thousand dollars?

» What is a remortgage?
A remortgage is changing your mortgage without moving your home.

» If it's good for the bank is it good for you?
To anyone who knows a little bit about how banks work the fact that a loan is good news for a bank should raise some warning flags that need to be investigated.

» Mortgage leads and credit advice
The Top 5 Reasons to Buy a Home.

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