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Equity Sharing in Nevada: A Practical Guide for Las Vegas Homeowners

If you’re a homeowner in the Las Vegas area, you’ve likely seen your home’s value fluctuate over the years — sometimes quickly, sometimes unpredictably. Many homeowners have built meaningful equity by holding on through those cycles, improving their homes steadily, and staying rooted while the city evolved.

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Financial Health
What are Liquid Assets and Why Do They Matter?

Discover the essential role of liquid assets in your financial health. Learn what they are, why they matter, and how to strike the right balance for your future.

Renovations & Remodeling
Did you know your home can finance your sanctuary bathroom?

Your bathroom is more than just a functional space—it's a personal retreat, a place to unwind and recharge. In 2025, bathroom design beautifully blends luxury with functionality, creating a spa-like experience right at home.

Homeownership
What Can I Do if My Homeowners Insurance Provider Leaves the State?

In recent years, an alarming trend has emerged across several states: major insurance companies are pulling out of entire markets. Here's what to do if it happens to you.

Home Equity
What is Shared Appreciation? A Shift in Home Equity Financing

Many homeowners are struggling to find good ways to use their home's value. Old-style loans are too hard to manage. They come with big monthly bills and strict rules that make it tough for families to have financial freedom. Imagine a new way--

Homeownership
How to Prepare for a Home Appraisal: A Step-by-Step Guide

A home appraisal is a crucial step in the process of applying for home equity financing. Follow these key steps to prepare for your appraisal.

Home Equity
The Hidden Risks of Credit Cards with 0% APR Promotions

Credit cards with 0% APR promotions seem like a great deal. Whether you’re shopping for a new credit card, or searching for a mechanism for debt consolidation, the opportunity to save on interest can be tremendously appealing.

Homeownership
2026 Housing Market Outlook: What Homeowners Should Watch For

After several years of tension and volatility, the housing market heading into 2026 looks more measured. We’re seeing fewer headlines about runaway prices, and fewer fears of a sudden collapse. Instead, economists are pointing to a market that’s slowly finding its footing.

Homeownership
7 Reasons 2026 Could Be the Year to Put Your Home Equity To Work

After several years of tension and volatility, the housing market heading into 2026 looks more measured. We’re seeing fewer headlines about runaway prices, and fewer fears of a sudden collapse. Instead, economists are pointing to a market that’s slowly finding its footing.

Home Equity
The Best Ways to Access Home Equity in 2026

Homeowners are entering 2026 with a complicated reality. Many have significant equity built up in their homes, but few feel comfortable taking on debt or high monthly payments to access it and put that equity to work.

Financial Health
Is a Second Mortgage a Good Emergency Plan? What to Know in 2025

In times of economic uncertainty, many homeowners look to their greatest financial asset — their home — for stability. With high interest rates, the idea of using a second mortgage as a financial backup has re-entered the spotlight.

Financial Health
Home Equity Debt Consolidation: A Growing Alternative to High-Interest Credit Card Debt

A new survey from Unison reveals a striking financial paradox: While many U.S. homeowners are burdened by soaring high-interest credit card debt (with 70% owing over $10,000), they are also sitting on substantial, untapped home equity.

Financial Health
Home Improvement Loans vs. Our Equity Sharing Home Loan: Which Is Better for Renovations?

Thinking about upgrading your kitchen, remodeling a bathroom, or making your home more energy efficient? Home renovations can add comfort, boost property value, and increase long-term satisfaction with your space but they often come with a high price tag.