Articles, tagged with "30 year fixed rate", page 5
15th October 2009
Obama has signed off on a new mortgage stimulus plan that should in theory give millions of homeowners the opportunity to refinance their mortgages at a lower rate with options to fix the mortgage at the new lower rate.
The 'HOPE for homeowners program...
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Author:
BrianRS
08th October 2009
Are you struggling each and every month to make a huge mortgage payment? Do you have very little money left after paying your mortgage payment? Do you find it hard to buy the basic necessities for your household after paying your mortgage payment each mon...
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Author:
Amanda Hash
07th October 2009
With the recent financial collapse, the declining job market, and plummeting housing prices, many homeowners have had a hard time keeping up with their payments. Therefore, recently the topic of loan modification has become very hot. It's hard to watch a ...
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Author:
Andrew Olson
01st October 2009
There are several types of loans you can use to purchase or refinance. This applies whether you are buying a home to live in; a home to rent out; or a commercial building. They include the standard 30 year fixed rate mortgage; the government FHA/VA loan...
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Author:
Forest
29th September 2009
The National Real Estate Perspective
Each month I write an article explaining various aspects of national real estate market trends and the market trends within my local region, the Tidewater/Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Over the last six months I h...
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Author:
inayat
16th September 2009
Thirty year fixed rate mortgages are one of the most popular financing options for homes. There are advantages and disadvantages to a thirty year fixed rate loan. Before deciding if a 30 year fixed rate mortgage is right for you, it is important to unders...
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Author:
Mike Cole
02nd September 2009
For those of you who are new to mortgages or new to the process of applying for a home loan, this article will be a valuable resource to introduce you to the basic fixed rate mortgage. This is one of the easier mortgages to understand and also relatively ...
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Author:
Brian Armstrong
21st August 2009
Mortgage rates rose again this week. This is the third time in the last 4 weeks that mortgage rates have risen. Why are mortgage rates rising? There are numerous factors at play but generally once the economy recovers it's expected that inflation, and ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
10th August 2009
The 40 year mortgage makes monthly home payments more affordable, especially in areas where the real estate prices have skyrocketed. It is an attractive tool for homeowners who might otherwise be priced out of the housing market entirely.
In order to ...
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Author:
Marcilio David
10th August 2009
Everyone Wants a Lower Price, But What About the Impact of Interest Rates?
When shopping for a home, the natural tendency of any buyer is to want to pay the lowest price possible. It's important to keep in mind, however, that the sales price is n...
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Author:
John Jarvis
03rd August 2009
Equity is attached to your home; thus, the home equity loans are loans that utilize the home as a ticket to security when offering loans. The lender will force the homebuyer or homeowner to put up his home as collateral when applying for an equity loan. T...
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Author:
Jewell Hardin
01st August 2009
The 5 Year arm dropped from 4.83 to 4.74 this week reaching a low for the year. What is interesting is that we have moved back to a normal state when comparing the 4 major mortgage products to each other. Earlier this year the 5 year arm fell below the ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
28th July 2009
Bad credit mortgage loans make the American dream of home ownership a possibility even for people with less than perfect credit scores. Subprime loans (also called second chance lending) are usually granted to people with credit scores of less than 680. ...
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Author:
Marcilio David
29th May 2009
After moving down for the last 3 weeks mortgage rates finally started to move up. The 30 year rate jumped from 4.78 (equaling the all time low) to 4.84. This is the highest the 30 year rate has been since April 9th. The other 3 major mortgage rates ro...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
11th May 2009
Mortgage rates moved down slightly this week. Even though rates didn't move much this week we are still sitting just a hair above all time lows thanks to the drop from last week. This week the 30 year rate dropped from 4.82 to 4.80. The all time low wa...
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Author:
Robert Palmer