Des Moines Area Resources
Are you or someone you know struggling financially? We’ve compiled a huge and helpful list of our most useful blog posts as well as our free downloadable e-book which contains the Quick Reference Guide.
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How to move quickly on a budget
Moving in a hurry on a tight budget can be stressful. But it can be done. Whether you need to [...]
How to find temporary housing or shelter in Des Moines Iowa
If you are being evicted, you have to find a new place to live. Depending on how much time* and [...]
What happens to your credit when you’re evicted (and what to do about it)
If you’ve been evicted, you probably wonder how it will affect your credit. Will you be able to find a [...]
What to do if you get evicted: Finding a new place to live
If you are being evicted, you’re not alone. In 2015 alone, roughly 2.7 million renters experienced evictions in the U.S.1 [...]
What to do if you can’t pay the rent: Des Moines area resources
If you know you won’t be able to pay your rent on time, it’s best to take action before rent [...]
Moving to Des Moines? What you need to know
Des Moines is an exceptional place to live. In fact, it’s recently made news as the most affordable place to [...]
Foreclosing Process: All You Need to Know
What is foreclosure? When the homeowner (borrower) is unable to make the mortgage payments the property goes into foreclosure. The [...]
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