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Brandon Kingswell

Brandon Kingswell

Home Equity & HELOC Financing Contributor

Brandon Kingswell specializes in home equity loans, HELOCs, and property-backed borrowing strategies. He helps homeowners understand how to access and use equity responsibly.

His articles explain HELOC structures, draw periods, repayment phases, interest rate variability, and borrowing limits based on home value. Brandon also discusses when using home equity makes financial sense and when it may increase risk.

He focuses on helping homeowners evaluate equity-based financing as part of broader financial planning.

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What Is an Escrow Account Mortgage and How Does It Work
B. Kingswell
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Mar 24, 2026
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11 MIN
When you take out a mortgage, your monthly payment often includes more than just principal and interest. Many homeowners also pay into an escrow account—a dedicated fund managed by their mortgage servicer to cover property taxes and homeowners insurance. Understanding how these accounts function can help you manage costs effectively

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Mortgage Fees Explained for Homebuyers
B. Kingswell
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Mar 24, 2026
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16 MIN
Buying a home involves more than just the purchase price. Between signing your purchase agreement and receiving your keys, you'll encounter a stack of mortgage fees that can add thousands of dollars to your upfront costs. Understanding these charges helps you budget accurately and identify opportunities to save money

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