Understanding your Home Mortgage Loan Agreement
Lenders lay out all their terms in detailed legal language in the home loan mortgage agreement. When you, the borrower, sign the agreement, you’re promising to repay the loan. Make sure to read your loan documents carefully and undersnad them. If it is your first time doing this, do your research and talk to experts or your real estate broker. Four basic areas are covered in the mortgage agreement. [READ MORE]
Take Action Against Mortgage Foreclosure
A lot of people have a problem with stopping the mortgage foreclosure that is put on their house. They will be frustrated and confused because of it and they will have a tough time understanding how to stop it. There are plenty of ways you can put a stop to mortgage foreclosure, but time is […]
Making Money With Green Building
If you pay attention to details, plan ahead and don’t make any costly mistakes, you can make money from green building. A contract that is well written is the biggest form of protection you can have as a builder. In that contract, everything should be outlined properly, both what you are responsible for and what […]
Promotion Tips to Create Real Estate Buyer Excitement
An open house should be an exciting event for everyone. If the seller has an agent, he or she should use all available tools to promote the open house. The seller can also take simple steps to call attention to the exciting opportunity that awaits his or her home’s new owner. For instance, attractive – […]
Looking For The Perfect Home
Written By: Marron Gildea Realtors For over twenty-five years, we have provided our customers with excellent service that is truly of quality standard. We have three offices that is quickly accessible for all our customers so we can advice them on the many services that we provide. Are you looking for a new home for […]
How to Stage a Home for Immediate Sale
Staging, like the term in theater, involves setting the scene of a home. When you stage a home the goal is to make it look livable. It’s important for the seller to paint the picture of where the buyer can place his or her furniture. Staging is a selling tool, and it’s an art. It […]
How to know if you can afford taking out a mortgage on your home
Written byMarronGildea Realtors Taking out a mortgage can be a blessing or an incredibly huge burden. Whether you own Ridgewood real estate or any other property for that matter, a mortgage is a very serious thing to undertake. If you’re looking to take out a mortgage on your Ridgewood property, you need to make sure […]
How to distinguish a home inspector from an appraiser
Article written by Inspect a Home It’s completely understandable why you would mistake a home inspector for a home appraiser especially when you’re looking to mortgage your home. Right off the bat, it’s important to note that these two are separate and distinct from each other, having functions completely unrelated with one another. Say for […]
Fitch Affirms Talmage, LLC's Commercial Mortgage Servicer Rating
Fitch Ratings has affirmed the commercial mortgage loan level special servicer rating of Talmage, LLC at 'CLLSS3+'. See original here: Fitch Affirms Talmage, LLC's Commercial Mortgage Servicer Rating Read More →
Western Asset Mortgage Defined Opportunity Fund Inc. Portfolio Composition as of December 31, 2014
Western Asset Mortgage Defined Opportunity Fund Inc. announces its portfolio composition as of December 31, 2014. View post: Western Asset Mortgage Defined Opportunity Fund Inc. Portfolio Composition as of December 31, 2014 Read More →
UK mortgage approvals pick up in December, consumer credit slows
British mortgage approvals rose in December for the first time since June, the Bank of England said on Friday, suggesting that a steady slowdown in the number of loans for home purchases could be bottoming out. Data from the BoE also showed a sharp slowdown in December in borrowing by British consumers whose spending has driven the country's economic recovery. The BoE said mortgage approvals for... [Read more]
The World's Next Mortgage Crisis?
Although a resident of Austria, he had taken a home mortgage in Swiss francs, which carried a lower interest rate than mortgages in euros. In the second half of January, hundreds of thousands of homeowners across Europe—and especially across Central and Eastern Europe—have been jolted in similar ways. Original post: The World's Next Mortgage Crisis? Read More →
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.66 pct.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose slightly this week after four straight weeks of declines, while remaining near historically low levels. More: Average US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.66 pct. Read More →
