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Rene Bermudez

Staff Writer

Rene Bermudez is a staff writer at LendingTree, where she helps readers navigate the complex world of mortgage lending.

The LendingTree mortgage team offers power to consumers in the form of knowledge about the housing market and how it works. This includes the ever-changing trends, rules, regulations and other intricacies that reshape the mortgage industry every day.

Readers often come to LendingTree with burning questions: Is now a good time to buy a house? What kind of loan is a good idea for me?

As the most senior writer in LendingTree’s mortgage vertical, Rene helps readers better understand mortgage financing so that they can evaluate their own financial needs more effectively. This simple step can put a borrower miles ahead of the game while they’re still a safe distance away from signing on any dotted lines.

Before coming to LendingTree, Rene was an independent writer, researcher and editor.


Specialties

  • Mortgages
  • Personal finance

Achievements

  • 11+ years writing and reporting
  • 2+ years personal finance experience
  • 185+ articles written for LendingTree.com
  • Contributor to The Guardian, The Washington Post, CNN.com, The Los Angeles Times, Oregon Public Broadcasting, The Nation Institute

Education

  • BA, Reed College

Rene’s favorite mortgage tip

“Don’t try to time the market. Look at what you can afford in current market conditions, and purchase within those boundaries.”

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Articles by Rene Bermudez

How To Refinance a HELOC

There are a handful of ways to refinance a HELOC, and you can do so either before or after it enters its repayment period. We’ll... read more

How to Lower the Interest Rate on a Mortgage Without Refinancing

Paying down a mortgage with a high interest rate can feel like swimming against the current, but refinancing isn’t the right choice for everyone —... read more

How To Calculate Home Equity, and Why You’d Want To

If you’re wondering how to calculate home equity, it’s simple: just subtract your home’s value from any mortgage balances you owe. That gives you your... read more

What Is Mortgage Insurance?

Mortgage insurance protects your lender from financial losses if you default on your mortgage. You’re usually required to pay for mortgage insurance if you make... read more

How To Use Equity in Your Home: The Best (and Worst) Ways

One perk of homeownership is when your home’s value rises because of market factors, so you to gain equity without much effort. Due to rising... read more

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