Articles, tagged with "mortgage loan", page 1
04th June 2013
If you have ever shopped for a home loan, you probably have heard the term LTV, which is an acronym for loan-to-value. LTV is a major consideration for mortgage lenders because it is directly related to the risk of loss if they give you a loan and you sto...
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M Robert 2011
25th April 2013
Many Americans are experiencing debt. Just for this, individual bankruptcy is a legal procedure to remove financial debt and prevent collection calls from lenders. Bankruptcy is designed to stop foreclosure as well as sort out debts into an affordable pay...
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Author:
Alex Jackson
07th November 2012
Anyone who has ever tried to purchase a home -- but didn't have enough cash on hand to put down a large down payment -- has probably heard of private mortgage insurance, or PMI.
While it may sound complicated, it's not. Simply put, PMI is intended to ...
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Author:
DanielTorelli
15th June 2012
Mortgage loan processing is an activity that any person who wants to buy a house has to go through. Buying a home is among the biggest investments that people do in their lifetime. Besides a mortgage is a loan that has to be refunded year after year. The ...
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Mortgage Processing
12th March 2012
What is a credit report and why is it important? Your report is a snapshot of your payment history. It details when you applied for credit, how many positive and negative accounts you have, who viewed your report, and all of your personal information. Rev...
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Creditrepairexpert
21st November 2011
If you are an impartial contractor, you have to be aware of the varieties of costs which might be tax deductible, to be able to save a bundle come tax time.Being an Accountant in Mississauga, Canada for independent contractors, I elaborate on the a lot of...
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Author:
DennyCraft
24th May 2011
You can do almost anything online. Almost all the information is available in just a few clicks of your fingertips. This holds true for any estimates or calculations you want for your mortgage needs. You can count on several mortgage calculators. In fact,...
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Author:
Roby Price
27th April 2011
Recently I saw ad about Wonga scam showing the APR of 2689%, and to get reconfirmation I just gone through the website once again. Most of you must not be aware of the fact that wonga.com is a "PayDay Loan" company. Why I am as a reader and viewer so surp...
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Author:
Cosmo Darwin
21st April 2011
It is likely that many individuals will require the services of a chartered surveyor when they are obtaining a mortgage and there is a need for a survey to be carried out on the home. Whilst a survey for a loan will not really guarantee the position of an...
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Author:
Ken Chapman
12th April 2011
Many people feel as though they are being taken "hook, line and sinker" when they
are told they can qualify for a "NO COST MORTGAGE LOAN." There are many
cases where loan officers try to use jargon of "NO Cost" to entice consumers when
really the loan ...
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Author:
FreeMyDollars2010
13th August 2010
Just about everyone who gets into a loan modification plan will have had to put up with missed payments. These missed payments can easily cause a person to get further behind in debt on a mortgage loan. They can also impact one's credit rating. The use of...
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Author:
Aliceshown
07th June 2010
Guarantor Loans, do you know the guarantor specifications?Unlike normal loans guarantor loans aren't similar to your own standard guaranteed mortgage loan. You will find certainly a lot of neo guarantor loans for all those people who don't have any guaran...
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johnj cross
08th February 2010
In real estate deals, buyers use some reasons more than others to back out of an offer. If you are a buyer and you are thinking about backing out of an offer, the reason you use must be included in your contract as a contingency. No matter how legitimate ...
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Author:
Marco
27th January 2010
For homeowners in danger of defaulting on their loans, who have houses which are dangerously underwater or who are simply looking for relief on their monthly mortgage payments, a mortgage modification might be the way to go. Homeowners with bad credit can...
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Author:
J. Chase
17th November 2009
When you are buying a home and have made an offer for the home you will have to pay a fee called earnest money. This earnest money may be as little as $500 or $1,000, but in especially active home markets it can range as high as 5% or more of the purchase...
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Author:
James Kahn