• The Perils of Plastic

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    Millions of credit card borrowers are about to face larger monthly payments, a change that represents both good news and bad for consumers.Under new guidelines suggested by the federal government, starting in January minimum monthly payments for credit card debt will generally increase. Many mortgage lenders will no longer require payments equal to 2 percent of the debt, an amount that includes interest and fees.Read more…
  • FHA Loans Look Strong

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    We take long-term mortgages for granted today, but it wasn't always that way. Long ago it was likely that if you financed a home you borrowed money with a five-year "term" mortgage -- and even then you needed 50 percent down. When the five years was up, you went and got a replacement loan.Read more…
  • Homeowners Rejoice: Tax Breaks Are Here

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    Let's be honest: April 15th is a day of reckoning, the moment when we find out what we really owe for taxes. In households nationwide wallets are drained and many who were rich on the 14th are greatly impoverished by the 16th.But for those with real estate the load is made lighter by tax rules which encourage the ownership of homes and investment property.Read more…
  • The Truth About 10 Credit Score Myths

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    Credit scores are enormously important to both borrowers and mortgage lenders. In the same way that doing better in work, sports or at school produces real benefits, the same is true with credit scores.With good credit you can borrow more and pay less.Read more…
  • Reverse Mortgage – A Financing Alternative for Homeowners 62 Years and Older

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    If you are over 62 and own your single family home, townhouse or condominium you might be eligible for a dependable source of monthly income through a "reverse mortgage."As the name suggests, a "reverse" mortgage is the opposite of a "forward" (or regular) mortgage.In regular mortgages, you pay back the loan in monthly installments as the equity in your property goes up with each payment.Read more…
  • Cash Out Mortgage Refinancing

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    Your home is a resource for ready-to-borrow cash if you are willing to give up some of the equity you’ve built up. Here is what you need to know about getting cash back when refinancing your mortgage.Refinancing your mortgage and taking cash back means you will take out a mortgage for more than you owe on your current loan.Read more…
  • Can One Loan Do It All?

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    Can one loan do it all? This is a question I have asked myself recently, being in the mortgage business and studying finance over the last 15 years of my life I have finally realized what life is all about.In short life is about debt.Read more…
  • Buy Your Dream Home as a First Time Buyer

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    A first time buyer mortgage is for people who want to own a dream home of their own for the first time. It is really an exciting feeling and a big financial commitment. So, it is very important for you as a first time buyer to look for the right lender.Read more…
  • The Right Way To Get Funds – Secured Home Equity Loans

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    What is the most secured and most comfortable place in this world? If you ask this question to yourself, there is only one perfect answer that will come to your mind for sure. And that answer is your own home.Read more…
  • For Your Instant Needs With Short Term Property Loan

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    Many of your property deals just end up just because you don’t have enough funds when you need them. A thought comes in your mind to sell the property which you are having with you to buy the new one from sale proceeds. As everybody knows it takes lot of time to sell a property.Read more…
  • Home Equity Loans Offer Options to Choose From

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    As the name suggests, home equity loans are loans that involves home equity as collateral. Home equity is the market value of the property in excess of all debts to which it has the liability. Home equity loans are necessarily secured when any property is used to guarantee the repayments of the loan.Read more…
  • How to Save Thousands of Dollars on Your Mortgage!

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    The dream of owning a home is becoming very allusive these days. Although everyone would like to have a home that is paid for free and clear, many people are forced to assume mortgages that will be paid over 25 or 30 years into the future.Everyone is constrained to a certain degree by their budget.Read more…
  • Foreclosure is a Problem Across the Nation

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    Do you own your own home or business? If you have a mortgage, and you are working, struggling to survive from paycheck to paycheck you are not alone. There are millions just like you were are in jeopardy of losing their home, because of foreclosure.Read more…
  • Why Internet Mortgage Loan Leads are Better than Telemarketing Leads

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    Seasoned mortgage brokers and lenders know they must always be working with up-to-date, accurate and qualified home purchase leads, refinance leads, debt consolidation leads, second mortgage leads, home equity leads, and other loan prospects to generate a constant stream of new clients and remain successful. However, in today's volatile mortgage lead generation market, lenders today are concerned with the quality of their leads.Here are some factors to consider when evaluating mortgage leads:• Age and Accuracy of LeadsCommon complaints among lenders are that leads they purchase are outdated or inaccurate, including such things as outdated addresses, phone numbers, borrower credit ratings and whether or not the borrower still owns the home.Read more…
  • Mortgage Refinancing: How to Lower Your Monthly Payment

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    If you are considering refinancing your mortgage because you need to lower your monthly mortgage payment amount, there are a number of different ways to do this. Finding the best way for you means doing your homework to avoid overpaying on the finance charges. Here is what you need to know to get started.Read more…
  • Heinous Mortgage Mistakes II

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    There are a number of mistakes homeowners make that can cost thousands of dollars, even result in losing your home. Here are some of the biggest mistakes you need to avoid when choosing a mortgage lender.The dream of homeownership can quickly become a nightmare if you borrow from a lender that intends to take advantage of you.Read more…
  • Save Thousands on Your Mortgage

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    Most people are accustomed to making one mortgage payment each month, usually on or about the 1st day of the month. Did you know that you can save thousands of dollars over the life of your mortgage by making one-half of your payment every two weeks instead of your whole payment once per month? It sounds simple and it is.Read more…
  • Texas Allocates $255 Million to Homeownership

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    Texas is making $255 million in homebuyer funds available to Texans for the purchase of a home."Owning a home has always been an essential part of the American Dream. For families, homeownership is not merely a source of pride, it is often the first step on the path to prosperity.Read more…
  • Is Refinancing Your Mortgage Right For You?

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    Are you considering refinancing your Mortgage? If you do this correctly, this can be a fantastic way to save yourself a great deal of money. By spending a small amount of time on thorough research, as well as implementing a few beneficial tactics, you'll soon be on your way to get better rates or terms than you currently have on your mortgage loan.Read more…
  • Mortgage Leads for Astute Agents

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    An astute real estate agent knows how to use mortgage leads effectively. Similarly, the prudent mortgage buyer knows how to gain by comparing mortgage quotes.Read more…

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