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How to Cut Back on Home Expenses

August 5, 2019 by Eric Rosenberg

Finance “experts” often tell you to cut down on expenses at home, but they rarely have any useful advice on how to do it. Rather than give you the usual advice, today I am giving you specific steps you can follow to save money in the home for a long-term, big win.

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Filed Under: Around The House, Budgeting Tagged With: Energy, Home Expenses, Real estate, Saving

4 Financial Boundaries to Set Before Moving in Together

September 11, 2013 by Jay Robert

Couples preparing to move in together have many decisions to make, from which colors to paint the walls to how to divvy up the chores. But perhaps the most important thing couples can do before they move in together is create financial boundaries.

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Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Cohabitation, Real estate, Relationships

Should I Refinance My Mortgage?

December 7, 2012 by Eric Rosenberg

Last week, I did some digging on mortgage rates and had a talk with my mortgage banker, who happens to be a work friend of my Dad’s. After talking for a bit, she found me a rate that seemed almost too good to be true. 2.875% is a big improvement from my 4.25% mortgage. I did an analysis to figure out the best decision for me.

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Filed Under: Debt Management, Real Estate Tagged With: Mortgage, Real estate, Refinance

Think Twice When Trusting Your Realtor

November 5, 2012 by Eric Rosenberg

A year ago last month, I bought my condo. The biggest purchase of my life was one I could not have made on my own. I turned to trusted people to help me through the process. My parents provided guidance, having bought homes in the past. My mortgage banker, a work friend of my father, walked me through some of the steps in closing my first mortgage. Last, but certainly not least, my realtor, a family friend, helped me find my home and get the best price possible. Allegedly.

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Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: negotiation, Real estate, realtor

Steps to Become a Landlord

July 13, 2012 by Eric Rosenberg

I wrote all about how I bought my first condo in September. Since that time, I have had a roommate living with me paying rent each month. After doing a little analysis, I found that I could easily rent out the entire condo for a big profit. It got me thinking about becoming a landlord on a larger scale.

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Filed Under: Earn More, Investing, Real Estate Tagged With: Landlord, Property, Real estate, Renting

Do You Have to Buy a Home in Your 20s?

December 12, 2011 by Martin Dasko


We often assumed that buying a home is the logical thing to do in our 20s. You know the process: finish college, find a job, start a family, and buy a home. Is this really still the case?

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Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: 20s Finance, Buying a Home, Real estate, Renting

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