
How to calculate your home equity — and how much of it you can tap
How to estimate your ownership stake, and how much of it you can borrow.
Kacie Goff is a personal finance and insurance writer with over five years of experience covering personal and commercial coverage options. She's also dedicated to besting her brother, a financial advisor, with insider insight into the personal finance industry and spends hours researching the latest rates and regulations.
Goff founded Jot Content, a full-service content agency, in 2018. Through Jot, she contributes web content, blogs, case studies, press releases and more to brands in the finance, insurance, health and wellness, continuing education, healthcare and marketing industries.
She lives in Ventura, CA, with her husband and dingo-lookalike dog, Babou. When she’s not writing, you can find Kacie practicing yoga, working in her garden or scoping out a new happy hour.
How to estimate your ownership stake, and how much of it you can borrow.
The ability to keep money flowing in and out of a business is essential for keeping the business running smoothly and avoiding financial hardship.
It’s the thing that puts your house on the line if you miss mortgage payments.
If you’re shopping for a mortgage, you better know what it means.
Yes, it can ding it, sometimes dramatically. But there are ways to minimize the drop.
You bet — in ways both good and bad. Here’s how to judge its impact.
We’ll show you which is easier to form and help you compare the benefits of each.
It’s a comparison calculation that’ll determine if you’ll get a loan, and the interest rate you’ll pay.