Foreclosure Time Lengthens- What To Do? According to RealtyTrac® the leading online marketplace for foreclosure properties, foreclosures in April 2011 hit a 40 month low. There were 219,258 U.S. properties in April with default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions. This is a 9 percent decrease from March and a 34 percent decrease from April […]
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If you have looked into wealth building strategies, you have undoubtedly stumbled upon the raging debate over prepaying one’s mortgage. Here is the objective scoop. Prepaying Your Mortgage – The Pros and Cons When paying a mortgage, one is in the unique and unfortunate position of having to pay a lot of interest over a
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It’s no wonder that the majority of homeowners dream of one day being able to pay off their home loan and live a life free from the shackles of interest rates, home finance and worries about meeting the monthly mortgage payments because the largest expense the majority of us take on in a lifetime is
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A “Low Doc” or sometimes called “Low Doc Home loan” are mortgage or home loans where documentation for verification of your income is not required. However, all other documentation is. These loans are ideally suited to self-employed, independent contractors, investors, credit rating impaired, ex-bankrupt or clients with arrears on current mortgages and borrowers who have
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For years, lenders have utilized “credit scoring” to determine whether or not an individual is a good credit risk. Credit scoring has recently become a hot topic, due in large part by the mortgage lending industry’s willingness to use the process to evaluate one’s likelihood of repaying home mortgage refinancing or second mortgage loans. Even
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