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Tips for When Your Loan Servicer Changes

It's not uncommon for property owners to receive a notice that their loan "servicing" is being transferred to another company. Read more here.

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Tips to Lower Your Property Taxes

Increasing home values across the country mean that many homeowner's property tax bills will likely increase as well. However, if your tax bill has increased significantly compared to your area's appreciation, you may have reason to challenge your assessment.

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Tips to Save Energy & Money at Home This Summer

There are plenty of easy changes to make around the house to reduce your carbon footprint and cut down on costs.

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Too Much Holiday Spending? How to Consolidate Debt

Debt consolidation is an effective strategy for borrowers with debt that carries high interest, such as debt from credit cards, medical bills, or other unsecured loans.

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Top 5 Appraisal Preparation Mistakes Sellers Make

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Top 5 Mortgage Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

At PRM, we want your buyers to be knowledgeable and ready for their mortgage journey. Read the Top 5 mortgage mistakes buyers make, and how to avoid them.

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