Homewi$e: What you need to know about closing on a home
DES MOINES, Iowa — On this week's episode of Homewi$e Amanda Krenz and mortgage expert Tyler Osby discuss what you need to know as you prepare to close on a home.
Past Episodes:
Homewi$e: What you need to know about closing on a home
Homewi$e: Who pays the realtors?
Homewi$e: Credit check can trigger series of events, what to know
Homewi$e: What is a gift of equity, what can it do for you?
Homewi$e: What happens when a divorce, mortgage mix?
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