Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Refinancing Their Home Posted By : Bob Pinz
May 31, 2008 in Mortgage
Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Refinancing Their Home Posted By : Bob Pinz
People choose home loan lenders for all the wrong reasons. Getting a low rate is important, but it’s not the only consideration!
Real Estate Financing - Mortgages - Secrets Of The Trade Posted By : Helen Hecker
Don’t jump into anything blindly or sign any real estate contract or home mortgage loan contract or any type of contract without giving it serious thought.
How to Compare Remortgage Deals Side by Side Posted By : Jon Francis
When it comes time to compare mortgage and remortgage terms, the piece of advice you’ll hear most often is to be sure to compare like loans side by side.
Capital MarketsDriving the Cost of Mortgages Posted By : Robert Thomson
Interest rates and Borrowing are a current hot topic. Banks are keeping rates high at the moment, simply due to risk, but what underlines all this is the cost of lending money between the banks.
Homeowners Selling Property ‘To Avoid Rising Mortgage Costs’ Posted By : Abbi Rouse
Thousands of consumers are selling their property as they are unable to keep up with increasing mortgage costs, according to new figures.
Mortgages for the Self-Employed Posted By : Joe Ramirez
There are many options for the self-employed when it comes to applying and qualifying for a new mortgage.
What to Do When Your Mortgage Lender No Longer Exists Posted By : ratetake
So you’ve paid your mortgage on time every month and have always made sure that you review your yearly mortgage summary from your lender. You stay on top of things and have developed a good working relationship with your lender, even though they may be thousands of miles away.
Individual Savings Account Mortgages aka ISA Mortgages Posted By : James Miller
With this type of interest-only mortgage, you pay into an individual savings account (ISA) to build up enough to pay off the mortgage at the end of its term.
Choosing the Best Mortgage - What’s Right for Me? Posted By : ratetake
15-year or 30-year? Fixed or adjustable? Coke or Pepsi? Ok, so maybe that last one has nothing to do with buying a home, but there are a lot of important questions you have to ask yourself when thinking about taking out a mortgage.