Entries for July, 2009

The Basics of Mortgage Lead

Friday, July 31st, 2009
by Matthew Sanz

For a loan officer or for a mortgage broker, mortgage leads can be a great mine of new prospects. These leads can be obtained using various websites where people do searches for mortgages. Here are the basics of a mortgage lead. (more…)

How to Make Sure You Get the Right Fixed Rate Mortgage

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
by Julie Hammond

With banks now following strict underwriting requirements and with the prime rate expected to rise over the next few years, now is probably the right time to take a closer look at fixed rate mortgages over the variable or adjustable counterparts. (more…)

The Honest Mans Guide To Mortgage Foreclosure Solutions

Sunday, July 26th, 2009
by Michael Geoffrey

Alright boys and girls you are staring foreclosure right in the face and now you need some practical mortgage foreclosure solutions to help you keep your happy home and make sure your lovely wife doesn’t leave you for the mailman. (more…)

Saving Cash Using A Mortgage Calculator

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
by Roland Reed

People worldwide compare finding a good home and extremely competitive mortgage loans with finding a needle in a haystack. But thanks to numerous online mortgage calculators you can easily find what kind of home you can afford, the amount of mortgage payment you would be able to afford easily and how you can bring down your premium amount. (more…)

Receiving A Mortgage Modification

Saturday, July 18th, 2009
by Donald Claus

US mortgage industry has never witness a worse scenario with more than 1 million mortgage debtors looking for mortgage modification process to prevent property foreclosures. Decreasing value of US homes and stricter guidelines by investors have brought many homeowners across the country in a no go situation. It has become extremely difficult for the borrowers to either refinance or sell their homes. (more…)

Self Storage Loans and Lenders

Thursday, July 16th, 2009
by Bart Icles

We are presently in a condition where everything about the economy is uncertain. But even in these unsure times and in an almost undefined lending market, there are still property owners who are in need of financing. Their financing needs vary from new financing to revolving lines of credit to structured financing (often to recapitalize property investments) to existing loan refinancing for more favorable terms. In these troubled times, self storage owners are facing the challenging of finding the best lender to help them in their self storage loans. (more…)

Avoid Paying Too Much For Your Home Improvement Financing

Thursday, July 16th, 2009
by James Miller

Home improvement projects don’t have to be little jobs you finish on the weekend. With home sales still low, many people are beginning to improve the houses they live in, and they’re doing it with major remodeling projects that require fair amounts of money. (more…)

Private Money Loans - How They Work

Monday, July 13th, 2009
by Morgan A. Scott

This question is often asked more than any other when talking about San Diego Hard Money. To start, hard money is also commonly called private money. (more…)

The entire Mortgage Interest Rates can assist people in many ways

Saturday, July 11th, 2009
by John Smith

Today youngsters are spontaneous, confident and most of them are aiming for the skies confidently. Many of them think of marriage only after they achieve whatever they want to or they are close to achieving what they want to because they think that after their marriage their responsibilities will increase which is very true. So they want to get more out of their lives before they settle down. Settle down for them merely does not mean that they get a good job and then they get married. (more…)

What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Thursday, July 9th, 2009
by Alan Alder

The Bankruptcy Code provides for adjustment of debts for individuals with regular income in Chapter 13, and is known as a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A debtor can keep property in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy while paying down debts over a period of 3 to 5 years. (more…)