Refinance & Mortgage Consumer Guides

As indicated by the name, this page aims to provide an educational, objective as well as in-depth view of the challenges and steps taken by various socio-economic classes looking to get onto the property ladder.

Refinance & Mortgage Guide for Senior Citizens

Senior citizens are often in a difficult situation when it comes to obtaining mortgage financing or refinancing an existing loan. Living on a fixed income while the costs of everything else skyrockets is difficult. Read on>>

Refinance & Mortgage Guide for People with Disabilities

Many people with disabilities agree that one way of taking charge and exercising some degree of control in their lives is by becoming a home owner. If you are currently a home owner who has recently been disabled, you may have new physical, mental and financial restrictions and needs which affect or even threaten your ongoing ability to maintain your home. Read on>>

Refinance & Mortgage Guide for U.S Veterans

This mortgage guide for veterans is offered as an educational resource for those interested in understanding the home ownership possibilities available through the Veterans Affairs Mortgage Loan Programs. Not only can those presently on active duty benefit, but honorably-discharged veterans, their spouses, surviving un-remarried widows and widowers, Reservists, National Guard participants, and Public Health Service workers may also find this information to be helpful. Read on>>>

Low Income Mortgage, Affordable Housing & Homelessness Guide

This guide has been written to help low income earners and the general public to understand the steps and processes required when purchasing affordable housing, as well as inform homeless people about methods and programs to find accommodation. Read on>>>