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How Buying a New Home Could Save You Money
  + stars: | 2023-11-19 | by ( Aly J. Yale | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +5 min
As the median payment on a new mortgage creeps toward $2,200, most buyers are desperate to save cash wherever they can. They’re offering lower mortgage ratesIf slashed prices aren’t enough to get a mortgage payment in your budget, builders have another offer: A lower mortgage rate. (Essentially, the builder prepays the lender the interest for the years the mortgage rate is reduced). NAHB’s data shows that 29% of builders offered mortgage rate buydowns in October. “Many builders are using sales incentives—including mortgage rate buydowns—as a method of addressing housing affordability headwinds,” says Robert Dietz, chief economist at NAHB.
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Which type of homeowners insurance you need depends in part on the risks to your home. Southwestern Insurance Group founder David Stuart says that homeowner's insurance can provide financial protection to homeowners against unexpected losses or damages to their home and personal property. But since there are several different homeowner's insurance policies a person can choose from, making the decision of which one is right for you might feel overwhelming or confusing. There are eight different types of homeowners insurance plans — here are four ways to decide which one is right for you. Conlin shares that the HO-6 policy usually complements the homeowner's association master insurance policy, which covers the exterior of the property and shared property.
Termite damage is classified as neglect or maintenance and is not covered by homeowners insurance. Homeowners insurance may cover termite damage if associated with a covered peril. Why doesn't homeowners insurance include termite insurance? Your homeowners insurance company might cover termite damage if a covered peril caused the infestation. Conlin caveats neither scenario guarantees your homeowners insurance company will cover termite damages.
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