Mortgage

admin on May 31st, 2011

Americans are reducing mortgage payments at a record clip, directing cash that once went for debt into consumer spending and savings.   The nation has slashed total mortgage debt from nearly $ 11 trillion at the mid-2008 peak to $ 10.3 trillion in the first three months of 2011, the BEA reports.   Low interest [...]

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admin on May 31st, 2011

How do I find one? What’s the screening process like?     by TheTruthAbout With the three credit scores being different, which do they use to determine you qualification for a mortgage? Or do they simply average all three scores. My husband has two scores at around 540 and his transunion is at 605. What [...]

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admin on May 31st, 2011

Hello Everyone,   I wanted to ask two questions.. When the bank is determining how much a buyer can borrow, are they totaling up the buyer’s monthly gross income or the buyer’s monthly net income? Secondly what percentage of the income is used to determine what the buyer’s can afford ? Is it 42% or 45% of the [...]

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My mortagage broker is charging me 2300 in origination charges. They are all money to the broker, named as document preparation, processing, underwriting and so on.     My rate seems pretty good, but the the amount of fees seems high, giving that if I had any origination fee this would be a impossible deal. [...]

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admin on December 27th, 2010

Hi,   I was hoping I could get some clarity before I approach a broker. I make about  7K net on a 9K gross per month (plus a yearly bonus of about 10-15K) and I dont have any debt. I use personal credit cards for business expenses and my employer reimburses me for those expenses, so [...]

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admin on December 25th, 2010

Let’s face it, federal and state govt need revenues and writeoffs like mortgage interest are easy prey. Sure, the deduction by some is viewed as sacred but these are not normal times.   What would the real estate market look like if the interest were not deductible?     http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-mortgage-deduction-20101220,0,2642237.story by bootload What Loan company [...]

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admin on December 24th, 2010

I am trying to find out which is the better way to go:   Suppose I get a 30-year fixed 5/1 ARM, so I get the lowest possible interest rates for 5 years. At the end of the 5th year I sell my house, and therefore have the money to pay off the loan.   [...]

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admin on December 24th, 2010

I see what people are saying about the recent rise in mortgage interest rates. In the last 4-6 weeks, which have risen for a reason I do not understand. December is a season low, low for the industry have been uploaded yet. Obama’s tax deal with the Republicans are right about it. Plenty of news [...]

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admin on December 29th, 2008

To whom it may concern,    Buying a home is such a significant change in your life. If you and your husband/wife are looking to buy or will buy a home, and concern about which loan company that you should use, here is the real story that happened on me and my husband, I hope [...]

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