If you’re considering buying a home, you’ve probably seen the term “mortgagee.” Learn who a mortgagee is, and what role they play in the home buying process.

There are a number of reasons why a borrower might want to break the loan agreement for their fixed-rate mortgage. Learn about whether this is possible here.

You’ve closed on your mortgage. Congratulations! Now learn about the timing of your payments and what’s included in your statement.

Our Rocket Mortgage^® mobile app is the best way to manage your existing mortgage and handle the application process on the go. Check out the features!

Was your mortgage application denied during the underwriting process? Read our article about the steps you can take to improve your chances when applying again.

A YOURgage® loan is a custom mortgage that can allow home buyers greater flexibility with their mortgages. Read more about YOURgages and their requirements.

Financial and living situations often change over time. Here are some steps and considerations to keep in mind when trying to remove a name from a mortgage.

A mortgagor is an individual or organization that borrows money to purchase a piece of real estate. Learn all about mortgagors and how mortgage loans work.

A subordinate mortgage can be a complex topic with implications for borrowers. Uncover some important realities you need to know about mortgage subordination.

A dry closing happens when everything but payment is completed at closing. Here’s why that might happen and how it will affect your home sale or purchase.

A blanket mortgage, or blanket loan, puts all of your real estate properties under one loan to simplify your payments. Find out here if you should use one.

A bundle of rights describes the legal rights associated with property ownership: the right of possession, control, enjoyment, disposition and exclusion.

In certain cases, you can use second mortgage interest deductions to reduce the amount you owe when you file taxes. Read our guide to learn if you qualify.

Provisions in real estate transactions can be tricky to understand. For instance, what is a mortgagee clause, and how can it impact lenders and borrowers?

Are you looking to finally pay off your mortgage? Congratulations on the achievement! Here’s how you do it.

You might be required to pay mortgage insurance, and this episode of The Red Desk explains how it’s calculated, how much you might pay, and how long you’re required to have it.

When it comes to buying a home, interest rates are everything. But how are they determined, and how can you find the best one for you? In this episode of The Red Desk, our host is going to pick apart interest rate calculations and share tips for how to lower yours.

A mortgage payoff statement can be a useful piece of documentation for some borrowers to request. Learn about what a payoff statement is and how it works.