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  • Seller Financing  By : John Doe
    Although any loan used for buying real estate is strictly called a purchase money mortgage, the term is often employed for seller financing, those transactions in which you "take back" a mortgage as part of the purchase price.
  • Keep Your Eye Focused on Treasury Bond Rates To Adjust Your Current Mortgage Rates  By : John Doe
    Mortgage rates typically are based off the current rates of treasury bonds. Most lenders set their long term mortgage rates in line with 10 and 30-year treasury rates. The reason that they do this is quite simple.
  • Construction Loan Basics  By : John Doe
    It might not be too big of an exaggeration to say that the construction loan is one of the more daunting aspects of building your custom home.
  • Life of an Escrow  By : John Doe
    Escrow is one of the last stages in the purchase or sale of a real property. When someone says that they are in escrow, it means that they have either accepted an offer on the sale of their property, or their offer to purchase has been accepted.
  • Why You Should Not Get Hung Up on the Interest Rates!!  By : John Doe
  • Mortgage Terminology for the First Time Home Buyer  By : John Doe
    Buying a Home for the first time can be a little "nerve racking". Mortgage terminology that brokers use everyday can leave you scratching your head or shaking your head pretending that you know what they're talking about.
  • Secured Loans - Making the Most of Your Home as Collateral  By : John Doe
    My visit to the lender was interrupted with my wife demanding a reason for my preference for secured loans. Though I hushed up the matter then, it kept on ringing in my mind hours later. Actually, I didn't know of options other than the secured loans that are available.
  • Mortgage Sales Hit Problems  By : John Doe
    The housing market has been buoyant over the past few years, but mortgage providers and first-time buyers are both now facing a tough time.
  • How To Turn Disadvantages Of A Reverse Mortgage To Your Advantage  By : John Doe
    When it comes to a reverse mortgage, wise consumers weigh the advantages and disadvantages prior to signing on the dotted line. Let's start on a positive note, you could do what most borrowers do and opt for the reverse mortgage line of credit.
  • Using a Calculator to Assess Your Loan  By : John Doe
    Buying a house is a very important step in your life. Every family dreams of having their own home and whether you are looking into your first, or are moving or upgrading your home, you know your mortgage is important.
  • Avoiding Foreclosure Scams  By : John Doe
    If your mortgage company is threatening foreclosure, there are things you can do to avoid it (see my article titled "How to Avoid Foreclosure"). However, you should be aware of scams. If there are solutions to your problems that seem too good to be true, they probably are.
  • Avoiding Foreclosure  By : John Doe
    If you fall behind in your mortgage payments, you face the threat of foreclosure. Foreclosure means your lender can take over your home, and you must move out. If your house is worth less than the amount you owe on your mortgage loan, your lender may even seek a deficiency judgment.
  • Secured Homeowner Loans to Reiterate that a Home Provides More than a Roof Over Your Head  By : John Doe
    "The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned. "It is a challenge to find a place like that. Luckily you have one. A house is built on many things other than brick and mortar; it is built on hope and expectation.
  • Buying a House or a Home?  By : John Doe
    A house is just that, a house, until someone lives in it. That's when it becomes a Home. There's a big difference. At our house, we always say our home is "well lived in.
  • Refinancing vs Line of Credit  By : John Doe
    Refinancing vs line of credit are two popular options you have when deciding the best way to take equity out of your home. Sometimes it makes sense to establish a line of credit. But in other situations it's better to get a cash back refinance mortgage loan.
  • Selecting the Right Mortgage for You  By : John Doe
    A mortgage is a loan you take out to buy a home. This loan covers the "principal" (purchase price of the house minus your down payment) plus the "interest," which is the fee a lender charges you to borrow the money.
  • Fixed Versus Adjustable Rate Mortgages  By : John Doe
    Which One Should You Choose?Choosing between a fixed rate loan and aa adjustable rate loan is one of the most perplexing choices anyone can make. With a fixed rate loan, you know exactly where you stand today, and where you'll stand any number of years from today.
  • Private Mortgage Insurance Basics  By : John Doe
    Will you be asked to pay Private Mortgage Insurance, or PMI? Most lenders will require you to carry PMI if you cannot put 20% or more of your loan amount forward as a down payment. PMI protects the LENDER in case you default on your payments. PMI does not protect you, the borrower.
  • What is a Homeowner Loan?  By : John Doe
    If you are a homeowner, it couldn't be easier to apply for a Homeowner or Secured loan. Secured loans - i. e.
  • Homeowner Loans - Drawing Lessons of the Past  By : John Doe
    Loans are not of a recent origin. People used to take help from others even at times when money was unseen and barter was the mode of trade prevalent. However, the form of loans has changed over time. In those days the loans used to be offered in kind.
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