Archive for December, 2006

How to Refinance Your Mortgage Loan After Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Saturday, December 30th, 2006

By Sharon Listner
Did you recently file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and need a mortgage refinance loan?
There is no question that filing for bankrupcty negatively impacts your credit file. Whenever you apply for a mortgage loan, credit card or even a small unsecured personal loan, your potential lender pulls your credit report. […]

Bridging Loans - Buy Property At Your Convenience

Saturday, December 30th, 2006

By Peter Taylor
You must buy that property, either it is residential or commercial one, immediately but you lack the funds or selling old property may take a lot of time. In such urgency if timely financial support does not come, you may loose the property to some other buyers roaming around. For meeting such urgency, […]

Is It Ever A Mistake To Re-Finance?

Saturday, December 30th, 2006

By Chris Ryerson
Home re-financing always seems like a great idea as often it looks like you will have lower payments, better terms on the loan and even cash out some of the equity in your home na have some cash in your pocket. There are not many people out there that would turn that […]

Eliminating Negatives from Credit Report

Saturday, December 30th, 2006

By Jack Tanner
Eliminating negatives from credit report and increasing your FICO score can be both easy and extremely profitable.
If you only increase your credit score by just 10 points, you could save thousands of dollars in interest over the term of a home equity mortgage.
The reason eliminating negatives from credit report is so important is […]

What A Dilemma: Fixed Or Adjustable Rate

Saturday, December 30th, 2006

By Sarah Dinkins
In order to make up your mind you need to fully understand both rate types and their consequences.
In the loan process one of the most crucial decisions and usually the most difficult as well, is whether to opt for a fixed rate mortgage or adjustable rate mortgage. Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) prove to […]

Mortgage Refinancing - Trade Points for a Lower Mortgage Interest Rate

Friday, December 29th, 2006

By Louie Latour
Nearly every mortgage lender will trade points for better terms or a lower interest rate. Whether or not paying points is in your best interest is another story. Here are several tips to help you decide if paying points when mortgage refinancing is worthwhile for you.
The decision to pay points when […]

Choosing Home Equity Line of Credit

Friday, December 29th, 2006

By Daniel Roshard
When you need money to pay for emergency bills, finance college education, consolidate debts, or for daily expenses, applying for a home equity line of credit is probably the easiest and the most popular method to do it. This way, you will receive a loan equivalent to the amount of equity you have […]

What Choices Are There In Home Mortgages?

Friday, December 29th, 2006

By Joseph Kenny
Buying a house, or refinancing, means that you have to apply for a mortgage, or loan on the house. There are many different forms of loans available, but selecting the right one can be more than a little difficult - since so much money rests on that choice. Here are some tips that […]

Mortgage Refinancing - Will You Pay Too Much for Too Little?

Friday, December 29th, 2006

By Louie Latour
Did you know that nearly everyone in the United States pays twice what he or she thinks they are paying for their mortgage loan? If you think the origination fees are costing you $2,500, it’s really costing you $5,000 and probably even more! The real kicker is that you don’t even know […]

Loans for People with Less Than Good Credit Scores

Friday, December 29th, 2006

By Jack Tanner
Loans for people with less than good credit scores are possible to get, but risky. To protect yourself, here’s what you need to know.
If you have a bad credit history or your income is lower than average, you’re what’s known as a “subprime” borrower.
Lenders will still give you credit, especially if you’re willing […]