Articles, tagged with "fannie mae", page 1
09th February 2012
Types of Loans
What types of loans are available to me? There are many different types of mortgage offered to consumers. Some of the most popular mortgage broker are the FHA Home Loan (Federal Housing Administration) and the VA Loan . Because the FHA m...
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Author:
Dominick Barker
06th February 2012
By Michael Lombardi, MBA
Despite what the popular media may be preaching now, the U.S. housing market is more than just upside down.
The American dream, at least as I remember it, always included owning one’s own home. It’s where the family would...
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Author:
profitconfidential
27th January 2012
Copyright (c) 2011 Jordan Taylor
There are a lot of residents whose home loan is more than double the current property value of the home. Many of these people have decided it may be impossible to refinance their property and are desperate for other way...
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Author:
Jordan Taylor
26th January 2012
What issues do I face if I foreclose on my house vs. short selling it?. For instance, if a future homeowner wants to attain a Fannie Mae loan for a future primary place of residence purchase, a past foreclosure occurring some time in the preceding five ye...
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Author:
Olivia Blakely
05th January 2012
Financing the purchase of an investment property is a little different than a home mortgage. Lenders perceive that there is higher level of risk associated with second homes and properties purchased for rental income and eventual appreciation. Statistics ...
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Author:
Michael Roche
04th January 2012
A conforming loan is usually less expensive due to the lower interest rate and it’s friendlier to be eligible for than a non-conforming loan- a big benefit for the purchaser who wants to save money on the mortgage expense and may have problem being able t...
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Author:
Rayethell
20th December 2011
Mortgage rates will continue to remain near lows for the year ahead, while home prices are expected to remain flat, the Mortgage Bankers Association’s chief economist said on Tuesday.
And both are expected do little to inspire anyone to buy a home.
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Author:
sakvoyaj
29th November 2011
If you've ever purchased or refinanced a home you likely have first-hand experience on just how elaborate the process can be. Certain lenders may follow Freddie Mac's guidelines, others Fannie Mae's, while portfolio lenders may have their own set of under...
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Author:
Wilmington SEO
07th October 2011
It's no secret that real estate prices throughout much of the United States have fallen steeply compared to their highs in the middle of the last decade. When you couple that with the tightening of the credit markets and stricter lending guidelines, now m...
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Author:
Wilmington SEO
27th September 2011
One of the easiest ways to save money on real estate is to buy bank owned foreclosures. These are a unique form of repo homes and are for sale in cities across the country. Homes are repossessed due to the previous owner’s inability to keep up with their ...
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Author:
Drew
12th August 2011
If you’re facing foreclosure, then you will be likely wondering about the foreclosure consequences. Consequences of foreclosure will differ from state-to-state, but you will find basic consequences of foreclosure which you may need to be conscious of.7 ...
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Author:
JefJarvis
31st July 2011
What is a safe investment during rocky times? Stocks, IRA's, 401k's are all falling off the table. People now more than ever need to rebuild retirement nest eggs. If you fall under the category of losing some or most of your retirement, then look no furth...
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Author:
went2fish
31st July 2011
Problem:
I have been looking for a mortgage loan. I also pre-qualified for that loan. But when the actual time came, my application for the mortgage loan was rejected. The reason was that my credit score declined by 10 points since the pre-qualificatio...
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Author:
Justin
07th July 2011
Most consumers have heard frightening scenarios about people stuck in adjustable rate mortgages watching their interest rates climb to never ending heights. After listening to enough of these stories it’s no wonder the majority of American home buyers and...
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Author:
Wilmington SEO
08th June 2011
In the excellent-old-days of a several months ago a FICO score of 680 was viewed as "good" credit score by several lenders. We can almost certainly count on the great credit score baseline to leap by many factors. Fannie Mae is apparently benchmarking a 7...
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Author:
Brian Dawson