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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Need a home equity or persoanl loan asap?
malibuphile asked: bad credit (under 500) three mortgage lates. Life hit us hard but are trying to get back on our feet. Just need a chance. Anyone know a co that would provide a loan with these perameters?Edith
Posted in Renting & Real Estate
Tagged Bad Credit, Equity Loan, Feet, Home Equity, Mortgage Lates, Perameters
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Understanding Home Mortgage Loans
Gail Anderson-Metcalf asked: The price of houses keeps rising across the US. Since most require a down payment that is more than a renter can afford, how do you become a home owner when you don’t have the savings to … Continue reading
Refinancing Your Mortgage Or A Home Equity Loan – Which Is Better?
Joseph Kenny asked: When it comes time to get the money you need to renovate your home, you have some choices to make concerning the financing of it. Both ways, either refinancing your first mortgage, or a home equity loan, … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged Adjustable Rate Mortgage, Cash Out Mortgage, Fixed Mortgage, Fixed Rate Mortgage, Home Equity Loan, Interest Rate, Interest Rates, Mortgage Loan, New Mortgage, Refinancing Mortgage, Refinancing Your Mortgage, Renovation Project, Second Mortgage, Thousands Of Dollars, Time Length
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Why are borrowers STILL defaulting on mortgages, even though Obama is subsidizing their loans?
Mousey dung asked: Maybe we should now start paying these people’s alimony, credit cards, and car loans too, what do you think? excerpt… The number of homeowners who defaulted on their mortgages even after securing cheaper terms through the government’s … Continue reading
1st mortgage for a home thats paid in full?
J asked: bought a home for 45k.in michigan back in november so its been about 5 months. every bank is telling me that you have to reside in the home for 12 months in order to use the market value … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, 1st Mortgage, 203k Loan, 5 Months, Fixed Rate, Home Equity, Livable Condition, Neighborhood, Paid In Full, Pile Of Crap, Rate Id, Roof Windows, Siding
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The Difference Between Home Equity Loans and Home Equity Line of Credit
Connie Barker asked: Using your home equity is a very savvy way to borrow large sums of money at a very low cost. While there are different types of loan products that lenders offer, the two most common and popular … Continue reading
We are buying an investment property. With little to put down, what is the best way to finance the property?
Michael K asked: We have a large amount of equity in our current house. We have no bills other than the mortgage on our current house. Is a home equity loan to get to the 20% down payment and then … Continue reading
family owes me $$ 4 my share of house i am entitled 2 a part they took equity loan twice i got nothin wat 2 do?
true_baseball_fan asked: My older sibling has taken out close to 100 grand on the house on 3 different home equity loans. im excluding the first cus it was small amount and had nothing to do with me. the 2nd loan … Continue reading
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Tagged Blood Brother, Car Payments, Crap, Credit Cards, Damages, Doctors, Family Meeting, Holidays, Home Equity Loans, Knowledge, Meeting Took Place, Mortgage, People, Runaround, Sibling
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Why Second Mortgage Rates Are Higher for Home Equity Loans than 1st Mortgages
Maria Ny asked: Home equity is the difference between what you owe on your mortgage and the fair market value of your home. Cashing out on home equity for debt consolidation is continuing to gain popularity. The typical way to … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged Amount Of Money, Annual Percentage Rate, Attractive Interest Rates, Best Bet, Debt Consolidation, First Mortgage, Helocs, Home Equity Lines, Home Equity Lines Of Credit, Home Equity Loan, Personal Debt, Property Values, Risk Lenders, Second Mortgage Rates, Second Mortgages
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