Mortgage Articles
61: A Brief Explanation of Mortgage Fees
In addition to the loan itself, your mortgage has a number of fees associated with origination of the loan, as well as some ongoing costs. Some of these are payable in advance, and others must be paid when you close on the property. In general, these costs typically total between three and five percent of the value of the property you're buying.
62: Long Copy Sells...Even Mortgages
If you're like most people, you think sub-prime is dead. You think you can't make any money nowadays in sub-prime, and you're 100% wrong!
63: The Mortgage Pendulum-what it means for you
A pendulum swings back and forth between two extremes, accelerating always toward the equilibrium point. In terms of the real estate market, the mortgage pendulum shows how the housing market swings between extremes, with a booming market and an ease in attaining mortgages balancing a much slower market and a tighter hold on mortgages.
64: Tips for Paying Off Your Mortgage Ahead of Schedule
A mortgage can be a real burden on your monthly budget. If you can pay it off a bit early, you can save a ton of money in interest, and you can release yourself of that stress ahead of schedule. Paying off your mortgage early isn't as hard as you might think. Here are the best tips for getting the job done before it's officially due:
65: The 50 Year Mortgage-Pros and Cons
With the 40 year mortgage becoming increasingly common in states such as California, where high home prices make mortgages less affordable for the average home-buyer, the latest mortgage product has been rolled out-the 50 year mortgage.
66: Mortgage Interest Rates-the Current Situation
There has always been much talk about current mortgage rates, and what exactly is going on with them. It seems that the scene is always shifting. One moment you could be told that mortgage rates are at an all time low, and you should invest and buy property.
67: Key Aspects of Refinancing a Mortgage
Refinancing is the term that describes taking out a new home loan to pay off your existing one. Refinancing is done for a variety of reasons, but generally the purpose is to save money by obtaining a lower interest rate, or to exchange some of the equity in the property for cash.
68: Potential Risks of a Bi-Weekly Mortgage
At first it might sound like a really good deal, a way to pay off your mortgage in advance, while at the same time reducing the amount that you have to pay at any single point. Bi-weekly mortgage companies are growing in popularity due to their convenience and the savings that they seem to offer over a person's standard mortgage, but just because they are becoming a more common payment alternative to regular monthly payment doesn't mean that they are without risk.
69: Mortgage Brokers that Think Subprime is Dead are Wrong
If you're like most people, you think sub-prime is dead. You think you can't make any money nowadays in sub-prime, and you're 100% wrong!
70: It's All About the Money
People only appreciate things they pay a premium price for. If you're not charging the maximum you possibly can for what you do, you're doing yourself and your customers a tremendous disservice!
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