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 […]
Future Planning
There are numerous apartments for sale online especially for those areas that are popular tourist destinations or places with thriving economies. A lot of people would purchase apartments or homes in different areas if they travel to the area often, or maybe invest in one for their retirement. Whatever the reason may be for this […]
Making a Home in Chesterfield
If you’re looking to move to Virginia or you already live there but could use a change of scenery, you’ll have a tough time doing better than Chesterfield County. The region is as beautiful as Virginia gets in terms of natural beauty, with plenty of modern amenities and attractions to keep you busy. When looking […]
The First Home
Looking for your first house to move into and call your own? You are already aching to move out of your parent’s or whoever’s house you’re living in right now, but with the market today it will be hard looking for that on your own and maybe relying on the classifieds on the newspaper. The […]
Having a Home in the Cayman Islands
There are a million reasons to visit the Cayman Islands, but most people would agree that the easiest one is that it’s paradise. Every year, hundreds of thousands of tourists will visit the Cayman Islands to relax and enjoy a plethora of sights. What could be better than visiting? How about having your own place? […]
Choose Bergen County for Your New Home
If you’re planning moving to New Jersey, consider Bergen County for your new home. The county has a lot going for it. Read on to find out more. You won’t have a hard time finding a residence in the county as it’s the most populous one in New Jersey at just around 900,000 people. Located […]
Mortgage Denial: Are You Not Confronting Interest Rate Reality?
NEW YORK ( MainStreet ) — It's a common rationalization: “I'll get the best mortgage I can now and refinance later if things change.” A few years down the road, mortgage rates might be lower, or you might want to take some cash out of your home for something else. See more here: Mortgage Denial: Are You Not Confronting Interest Rate Reality? Read More →
Why the mortgage business is now hyper-competitive
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose 6 basis points, from 4.31% to 4.37%, while the ten-year bond yield rose 15 basis points as Ukrainian fears began to fade. Excerpt from: Why the mortgage business is now hyper-competitive Read More →
Watchdog faults FBI for making mortgage fraud a low priority
The FBI ranked mortgage fraud as its lowest criminal threat after the height of the financial crisis, even though the U.S. Justice Department had said that investigating mortgage fraud was to be a priority, a report by a department watchdog said on Thursday. In addition, although federal investigators received significant additional funding from Congress to pursue mortgage fraud cases, the FBI … Read... [Read more]
DOJ inspector general says department is not as tough as it claims on mortgage fraud
DOJ ranks mortgage fraud low on its priority list, and wildly overstated its success in one case, audit found. See the rest here: DOJ inspector general says department is not as tough as it claims on mortgage fraud Read More →
Mortgage rates climb on positive economic news
Average mortgage rates moved up this week, Freddie Mac said Thursday. Go here to see the original: Mortgage rates climb on positive economic news Read More →
