Most of the time, the sequel to a movie is never as good as the original. Recently the federal government announced that it was reviving the Home Ownership Refinancing Program (HARP) allowing homeowners who owe more their home is worth to refinance.

In many areas of life today, the only constant is change. This is especially true in the mortgage industry. Nothing like moving the goal posts during a game to keep make things exciting.

HUD, in conjunction with NeighborWorks America, announced Monday a new program to help homeowners facing foreclosure due to involuntary unemployment, underemployment, economic conditions, or a medical condition.

I wish the 286% increase is a typo on my part, however, this is one of the changes that may impact the housing market in the near future.

I want to dispel one myth right away, and that is, Realtors do not utter the sentence “It’s a great time to buy” 365 days a year.

I have been working on a newspaper column for the Denver Post and I am uncovering some critical information that I thought I should pass on to my home buyers NOW before the column comes out.

In the last several years, you have been hearing a lot about the “Green Movement.” That means finding ways to be more energy efficient while having a minimal negative impact on the environment.

Many people know that the Bush Tax Cuts are set to expire Dec 31st. How many people know that the Green Energy Tax Credit is also expiring on Dec 31st?

Over the last 18 months to two years, I have heard people talking about the fact that there are “no good options for them to stay in their homes.” I have heard horror stories about having to deal with the banks on these issues.

The Associated Press, on Wednesday, released more information about the new FHA program to help homeowners who owe more than their home is worth.