Short answer? Yes, you can.Long answer? Keep reading—because there are a few things you’ll want to know before slapping a “For Sale” sign in the front yard. I get it. Maybe life changed. New job in a different state. Maybe the house feels too big now that the kids have moved out (or too small … Read more
Here’s a fun fact that surprises a lot of folks: you don’t need to own your home outright to sell it. Yep. You can absolutely sell your house while you still have a mortgage on it. In fact, most people do — like the majority. Unless you bought your house with a suitcase full of … Read more
Okay, so you’re staring at your mortgage statement and wondering: “Can I just sell this place back to the mortgage company and be done with it?” It’s not a weird question. In fact, it’s way more common than you think—especially when life throws financial curveballs like job loss, divorce, or even just the rising cost … Read more
So you’re thinking about selling your house but here’s the twist: you’re wondering, “Can I sell the house and still keep the mortgage somehow?” It’s a fair question, and honestly, it makes you pause. I mean, the idea of carrying a mortgage without the house sounds kind of upside down, right? Let’s break this down, … Read more
Let’s say your life just did a full 180. Maybe there’s a job change, a divorce, a financial emergency, or you’re just plain done with the house. You need to sell your home fast—like yesterday and you’re staring at your mortgage paperwork thinking, “Can I even do that?” Welcome to the world of the Quick … Read more
The short answer? Yes, you absolutely can. If you’ve been lying awake at night, staring at the ceiling, thinking “Wait… I still owe money on this place am I even allowed to sell it?” take a breath. You’re not alone, and you’re definitely not stuck. Selling a home with a mortgage is super common. In … Read more
Okay—let’s talk about one of those financial situations no one plans to be in, but a surprising number of people face: selling your home for less than what you owe on the mortgage. Maybe the market dipped. Maybe life threw a curveball—a divorce, job loss, or unexpected move. Whatever brought you here, you’re not alone. … Read more