Mortgage Articles
Learn what a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" is and whether it can really benefit a homeowner in foreclosure.
132: Do Lenders Really Mistreat Foreclosure Victims?
Do Lenders really mistreat foreclosure victims? Learn the truth from both sides, lenders and homeowners, and ways to resolve abuse of homeowners.
133: The Most Common Problems In Resolving a Foreclosure
Learn the most common problems encountered in resolving a foreclosure and the truths about how to fix them.
134: Two Common Misconceptions Regarding Foreclosure
Learn the two most common misconceptions about foreclosure and the secret truths about how to fix the actual problems.
135: Where to Start When You Have Bad Credit
Whether they realize it or not, more people than ever have bad credit. When it comes to buying a home, this is bad news for the prospective buyer. If you are ready to buy a home, you need good credit in order to impress the lenders you will be asking to loan you money. But sometimes it can be confusing to see where you should begin to repair your credit.
136: Ten Questions to Ask Your Realtor When Buying a Home
When buying a home, the questions you ask your realtor are crucial. Your realtor is assisting you with an important financial matter, so you need to be sure that the decision is in your best interest. The following are ten questions you should be asking as you are working with a realtor or before you hire them to assist you (and you're sure to come up with more questions as you move along in the process).
137: Ten Questions to Ask your Mortgage Officer When Applying for a Loan
Buying a home is something that takes a long time. In an effort to speed up the process, many homebuyers attempt to skip steps they feel are unimportant, but this can lead to long term problems.
138: Understanding the Best Type of Mortgage for Investment Properties
Considering buying properties either as investments or to sell? If so, you need to look at mortgages differently. In order to make the most money, borrow as little money as possible. Remember: retaining the capability to turn the property around to the buyers without causing you payments in the process is important.
139: Setting Expectations - How to Understand How Long It Will Take to Sell Your Home
Whether you have sold a home before or not, the idea of stretching out the process is not a favorable idea for anyone. You want to sell your home and move on to a bigger and better house. But realizing that this process is not a quick one (nor should it be) will help you manage your selling expectations, especially in today's market.
140: How to Secure the Fixed Rate Mortgage
When you are looking for a home mortgage, you may want to think about how it will change your current lifestyle - if at all. In most cases, the mortgage payment will be much larger than your rental or lease payment, but if you choose the right loan, you won't have to worry about making this payment each month.
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