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Depending on home values and how much you’ve paid toward your mortgage, you may have built up home equity over time. And once that number starts to grow, a question may follow:

What do people use home equity for, and does it make sense for you?

The honest answer is that it depends on the situation. A


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A custom home should fit your life, not the other way around. So, before you start picking out finishes or scrolling floor plans, it helps to think about how you actually live day to day. Then, let that shape the decisions that come next. 

Building a custom home gives you a level of control that buying an existing property doesn’t. You choose the layout, the finishes, ...


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Condos in high-cost markets don’t always fit neatly into conventional loan limits, especially in cities where even a one-bedroom can carry a price tag into seven figures. That’s often where...


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This content may include information about products, features, and/or services that The Federal Savings Bank does not provide and is intended to be educational in nature. 

A duplex comes with unique potential to be both a primary home and a source of rental income. If you’re weighing your financing options, an FHA duplex loan might sound like a great fit, esp...


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When a child announces they’re going to college, getting married, or saving for a down payment, a lot of homeowners feel the same thing: A desire to help, paired with a very real question about how to do it.

If you’ve owned your home for a while, there’s a chance you’ve built some home equity. And while that equity isn’t cash sitting in a checking account, it may be ac...


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