01st June 2009
Wholesale mortgage lenders are organizations which do not cater to the retail end of the mortgage market. Instead, they originate funding for loans, without actually dealing with the people who buy those loans.
Non-Wholesale Lenders
Most mortgage le...
19th May 2009
Keeping track of mortgage rates is easier than it’s ever been, thanks to the internet. No need to phone around banks or check the newspaper every day: as long as you have access to the internet, you can check mortgage interest rates as often as you want...
18th May 2009
Refinancing a mortgage means converting your current mortgage into a new loan, usually to save money, convert to a new type of mortgage, or tap into equity in the property. When you are thinking of refinancing there are several questions to ask yourself b...
18th May 2009
Commercial mortgages are very similar to residential mortgages, but there are some key differences. One of the most important is in the way lenders view commercial mortgages versus residential mortgages. Generally, lenders consider commercial mortgages to...
14th May 2009
Most people who are getting a mortgage believe the number one factor to consider is the interest rate, and rightly so. Over the average mortgage term (around thirty years) a single percentage point in interest can mean thousands of dollars more spent on t...
14th May 2009
The prospect of getting your first mortgage, or even a second or third, can be daunting in any economy. Also, when the economy sours, the idea of taking out a large loan is even riskier. How can you manage your finances to ensure that the mortgage is alwa...
13th May 2009
No matter how the economy or the real estate market is performing, anyone buying property should be interested in getting the best mortgage rate possible. How do you find the lowest mortgage rates?
Step One: Understand how Mortgage Interest Rates are ...