Personal Finance

What Is the 4% Rule

Retirement is a phase of life that most of us look forward to. After decades of hard work and saving, it’s time to relax, travel, and enjoy the fruits of our labor. However, the transition from earning an income to relying on savings can be daunting…

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Realtor

What Is a Realtor? Real estate agents, commonly known as realtors, are professionals who help clients buy, sell, and rent properties. They act as intermediaries between property buyers and sellers and strive to provide the best possible service to t…

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Mortgage Calculator

What is Mortgage? A mortgage is a loan that is used to purchase a home. The borrower agrees to pay back the loan, plus interest, over a set period of time. In the United States, the most common type of mortgage is a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.…

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Home equity loans

What are home equity loans? Home equity loans are borrowing money against the equity that you have in your home. This is also known as a second mortgage. The formula for calculating home equity is pretty straightforward, home equity is just gonna be…

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Buydown of Mortgage - Pay less interest

When someone's buying down your mortgage is typically what we're referring to is a seller or it could be a home builder or something like that, they're paying the lender happens to be to reduce the buyer's interest rate for a set per…

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Asset Management - Overview

What actually is a wealth management and how is that different than asset management? The two are often used interchangeably. But there they have distinctions. The asset management business is where we manage money on behalf of individual institutio…

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What is Wraparound Mortgages?

A wraparound mortgage is a type of seller financing, the person selling the home pays the early mortgage payments, and later these payments can be paid by the new buyer of the home. So the seller still owes money to the bank on their mortgage that&#…

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Shared Appreciation Mortgage (SAM)

A Shared Appreciation Mortgage (SAM) is any mortgage in which the lender writes to the bank or whatever organization doing the lending gets a portion or a percentage of any increase in the property's value. So if the property is a home and the h…

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What is Balloon Mortgage?

What is Balloon Mortgage? Today we're talking about balloon, what exactly is balloon loan? You might be thinking about a vision of your mind about a balloon exploding or popping that's what I always think about whenever I think about a ballo…

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What is a 401(k)? Explained

What is a 401(k) ? The 401(k) is one of the most common retirement savings accounts . It is set up by your employer and has both tax and savings advantages. If we think of a person who just started a new job with an insurance company. One of the per…

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What is Negative Amortization?

What is Negative Amortization? Negative amortization is something that happens with loans. So it's when you borrow money and if for some reason your monthly payment is less than the interest that you occurred for that month or for that period, t…

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Graduated Payment Mortgage Loan (GPM)

Here we're gonna talk about graduated payment mortgages which are sometimes abbreviated as GPM. So a graduated-payment mortgage is a mortgage in which the payments are going to gradually increase or step up over time. So for example in the first…

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Introduction to Mortgages

A mortgage is just a loan in which real estate is serving as the collateral for the loan. So you decide that you want to purchase a home, for example, and you put the home off the real estate as collateral to the lender. So who's the lender? Wel…

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