Life is full of to-do lists, and with digital payment options at Carrington, you can cross one thing off yours with ease! These digital payment methods allow you flexibility for 24/7 access to make your payments. Here are some highlights below:
Spring ushers in a season of renewal, and there’s no better time to enhance your home’s interior! Check out these five trends in the forecast for 2024.
The concept of escrow can be confusing, regardless of how long or how little you’ve been a homeowner. However, it plays a fundamental role in your home purchase, as well as the servicing and payment of your mortgage.
Not sure where to begin on your escrow education? Let Carrington answer some commonly asked questions about escrow below:
As a homeowner, you have two powerful tools thanks to all the equity you may have in your property: cash-out refinances and home equity loans. Understanding the nuances of each can empower you to make informed financial decisions and maximize the potential of your home's equity.
At Carrington, your security and peace of mind are our top priority, and we’re committed to taking proactive measures to safeguard it. To provide extra protection for your Carrington account, beginning March 4, 2024, you must use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to access your online account.
This Valentine’s Day, love is in the air! Not only does that apply to friends and family, but it also can apply to your home! Now is a great time to show your home a little extra love with some small and simple changes.
The hustle and bustle of the holidays can be stressful. On top of day-to-day stress, managing family visits, shopping for gifts or groceries, planning holiday meals and more can sometimes be overwhelming. Here are some practical tips to help minimize the stress that comes with the holidays.
Home equity can be a valuable tool for homeowners to use. Let’s explore what home equity is and how you can use it to improve your financial situation.
With a combination of inflation, rising home prices, higher mortgage rates compared to recent years, and a short supply of housing, 2023 was tough on the housing market. In addition to rising costs, wages didn’t increase nearly as fast as homebuying costs, with the average American spending 41.4 percent of their annual income on an average-priced home according to Redfin.
