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Minimizing the Impact of Property Tax Increases

Property taxes play a significant role in your escrow account balance, and in turn, impact your monthly mortgage payments. Along with increases in home insurance rates, homeowners face property tax increases that can impact their escrow accounts and finances. As local tax rates and property assessments fluctuate, your property tax liability can increase over time. However, there are strategies you can employ to minimize these increases and preserve your financial stability. By taking advantage of available exemptions, budgeting and planning, homeowners can look to maximize their savings and create a more affordable homeownership experience.

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Red Flags Indicating Mortgage Fraud

While most advances in technology are exciting and make things easier, they also mean evolving scams. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the most common scams of 2022 involved identity theft and imposter scams. At Carrington, we value our partnership with you which includes safeguarding your information and keeping you informed of ways to protect your information specific to your mortgage loan.

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Go Paperless!

Simplify your life and declutter your home by switching to Paperless! With Carrington’s Paperless program, you don’t need to wait for access to important account documents and statements to arrive in the mail. Instead, they’re ready for instant access on our secure website where you can view and/or download. These paperless statements contain the exact same information your paper statement would—but now immediately at your fingertips!

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What is a Home Equity Loan?

Not even a year ago, you could refinance your entire mortgage to get cash out of your home’s equity while taking advantage of record low rates. The market is changing and rates are rising, but you still have options to make your home work for you. Home equity loans, also known as second mortgages, are a potential tool that can help you access some of your home’s equity, keep the rate on your existent mortgage, and still achieve your financial goals.

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