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Mortgage Mortgage Mortgage LendingTheGreen.com 1 min 0 sec - Jun 18, 2006 Conventional Mortgage loans are secured by government mortgage sponsored entities or GSEs such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Conventional mortgage loans can be made to purchase or refinance homes with first mortgage and second mortgages on single family to four family homes. In general mortgage loans from, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac apos;s single family, first mortgage loan limit is $417,000 in 2006. This mortgage limit is reviewed annually and, if needed, changed to reflect changes in the national average price for single family homes. The current loan limit applies to all conventional mortgages delivered after January 1, 2006. The most common type of mortgage program where your monthly mortgage payments for interest and principal never change. Property taxes and homeowners insurance may increase, but generally your monthly mortgage payments will be very stable. Fixed rate mortgages are available for 30 years, 20 years, 15 years and even 10 years. There are also biweekly mortgages, which shorten the loan by calling for half the monthly payment every two weeks. (Since there are 52 weeks in a year, you make 26 payments, or 13 months worth, every year.) Fixed mortgage rates fully amortizing loans have two distinct features. First, the mortgage interest rate remains fixed for the life of the mortgage loan.
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is a credit score still essential? in what sense? there are lot's of advertisments saying "0% APR and after that is 8.9% for bad credits." and then whenever i check my yahoomail there is always an ad that says, 'sour credit? sweet card." there are also cars, loans, credit cards, mortgages, refinance that requires no downpayment plus good APR rates. how essential are credit scores nowadays?
if i go bankrupcy can i still buy acar or refinance my house
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SCAM ALERT
It’s despicable what I am about to write about. Every homeowner should know and beware.
If you have listened to the radio, turned on the TV or read a newspaper in the past 9-months or so you are well aware of the credit crunch facing the lending community. Tens-of-thousands of homeowners are in loans they can’t afford and can’t refinance out of. Foreclosures are at an all-time high and show every indication of getting higher.
If you are one of these unfortunate people you are probably willing to do just about anything to save your home. This is why I’m issuing this warning.
Wouldn’t you know an entire cottage industry has popped into existence as result of this crisis? These companies contact you and offer to negotiate your debt with your lender. They claim a track record of success saving people from foreclosure. It all seems on the up-and-up. You pay them a fee…. And they’re gone.
FACT: The only entity you can negotiate with is your lender. They are the only ones who can help you. YOU DO HAVE OPTIONS. Speak to your lender’s “Work Out” or “Loss Mitigation” departments and see if there is a loan modification program available. Other options include a forbearance agreement or as last result a short sale.
If you have exhausted all options you may be able to seek relief through bankruptcy protection. Speak to an attorney to see if you are a candidate for this option.
The worst thing you can do is NOTHING. The problem isn’t going to go away. Get proactive and deal with it, and for God’s sake STAY AWAY FROM THESE MORTGAGE PRTECTION COMPANIES! They can do NOTHING for you.
Fortunately I personaly did not fall victim to this fraud. I have several clients who did though. It put them in a bad, bad place.
I have one of those loans that banks don't want anymore. It's a 5-year interest-only ARM. However, I bought this on purpose, and have the ability to pay.
My mortgage company just sold my mortgage (not unusual). However, considering the timing and the type of loan it is, I am assuming they sold it at a hefty discount. I'm paying under 4% interest-only payments for five years (I paid a lot of points), and after those five years are up, I have adequate credit and equity to refinance, or I might just have the cash. So, the new mortgage lender can count on under 4% interest for less than 3 years.
My question is, if banks are willing to sell my mortgage at a discount, is there any way for me to buy it? Would it help if I thrashed my credit first?
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It seems my question needs clarification.
I would be a fool to payoff this mortgage now at full price. I'm paying under 4%. I calculated the points I paid as yielding a rate of return of 12%, but if I don't keep the loan a full 5 years, the points were a major rip.
However, if I could buy my mortgage for significantly less than my payoff balance, I would consider it. In today's market, my mortgage would be sold to another mortgage lender for a BIG discount, so why not sell it to me for a (presumably smaller) discount?
I have 2 mortgages, one is a libor ARM which was at a fixed 6.1% for 2 years and the second is a 30/15 balloon at a rate of 9.65%. The 2 years of my ARM is going to expire in November
of this year. What is going to happen? Will it adjust to the
current interest rate which I think is around 6.2%? Does it
adjust every month?
My client has a rental property and he refinance the property and paid loan fees and closing cost . Can I deduct these expenses on Schedule E? thanks
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We are refinancing our home for a few extra thousand to do some improvements. Our bank is out of state so they are sending a lady to our house tonight to close. Will she bring our check with her and we get it tonight?
i'm in a predicament. i have substanial assets and nothing is selling. i need cash fast. ive been living off my savings and providing for my employees the last 6 months,my credit is shot as ive tried to get refinance or equity loan -i waited too late to try to get that as they have tightened up. any suggestions? my business is also stopped- im a contractor. no job potential as of yet.
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a few months ago I was looking on buying a second car, when I was looking at cars my boyfriend did not like the car I was planning on buying (on my own) So He took Me to an exotic Car dealer, He knew my dream car was a db9 and right there it was! when they told us that the car was $150.000 I got up to walk out. The next day He put $50.000 down and I was the co-owner on this car. He knew that I did not want A $2000 car payment. He told Me not to worry about it that this was a gift and that by december the car was going to be paid-off. Now we are not together I have this car and I don't know what to do..
I love my car but this was not what I can afford. My question is(by law) if this car was gift WASN'T A GIFT? or is He entitled to his down payment back? or should I let him refinance the car under his name and let him keep it, Or should I get a lawyer??. Please let Me know. Thanks
Few months ago I bought a used 2002 tahoe. THe monthly paments are pretty high. I want to refinance it to bring down the monthly payments. I need some tips. I've done research and found out that I should go w/ credit union. I also found Recommended Refinance Car Loan Companies Online such as Auto Purchase Loans,
Car Loan Authority, or National Car Financing
Instant Car Loan. With these loans I simply fill out an application and will be able to help get the lowest rate possible. But I'm not sure if i should fill out the application online. My loan is currently with Bank of America. PLEASE HELP w/ tips.
OK, it's not a bailout but the President just announced that the government will offer to refinance high risk loans for people with good credit.
I just got my mortgage last January and understood it to be a fixed rate yet interest only loan. But then I read in USA Today that these are high risk loans too and that the payment will go up when the principal kicks in and the rate can actually change. I realized the payment will go up but I thought I had a fixed rate! Anyway, I have a Countrywide loan and I'm a thinking I better check things out. So before I run off to find a CPA or mortgage expert can any of you tell me if I should be looking into this government refinance? And where do I go to get it? Thanks.
On a separate note it looks like Countrywide is making some drastic moves to stay competitive with the market (borrowing money, laying off %25 of the workforce). But if they go belly up any idea how that will affect me? Thanks again!
I want to open up some discussion here. You see, I have reason to believe that the current mortgage crisis was either intentionally planned or a colossal mistake the likes of the stock market crash. Allow me to elaborate:
Years back, a new and wonderful thing came about in the world of mortgages, the “refi”, which we have come to know as the refinance. For those of you out there familiar with this, people where allowed to refinance into adjustable rate mortgages and get cash out against equity. This program was signed off on by the powers that be that oversee the mortgage and banking industry, a key player is the Federal Reserve Board (to be referred to as FRB forward)
Knowing full well that the FRB was going to tinker with the rates down the road, they locked an unsuspecting public into mortgages that not only extended the amount of time they are paying for it, but ultimately added on thousands and thousands of additional interest, some of these folks have had adjusted interest to the point that they loose the house to foreclosure.
The increase in base gas prices has driven the cost of everything up, allowing less spend able income to through at interest.
The bottom line is who is this effecting? FAMILIES who are working themselves to the bone and loosing their homes, which is only going to mean more troubles later as they go into later life with no equity, forced to rely on a social security system that is far from adequate and less than appropriate.
What I am getting to, is these couple of points here and there the FRB threw at the public knowing darn good and well that the 5 year readjustment period for the refinancing mortgages coming up was, well, dare I say it would have taken forethought, and therefore malice against the poor, to intentionally put huge amounts of property back on the market for far less than inflated values, only to get them financed with some other person, just compounding the interest that is being made from the suffering of the hard working Americans.
THANKS CONGRESS FOR NOT CARING!!! Congress is so wrapped up in foreign affairs (which is the presidents job) that they are completely ignoring a domestic crisis. Too busy running for office I imagine…
Personally, I think interest should be made illegal, and that would be the end of it.
What do you think?
Our house payment has increased by $900 and one of the family members has lost job, so most likely we'll have to go with a foreclosure (no equity for refinance). Anyways we have been talking to some loan officers/realtors and they said that "short-sale" is one of the options to can take to save our credit and avoid foreclosure. Taking their advice, I called several companies who had "We Buy Houses" ad on the road sides and their offers seemed too good to be true, saying that they will offer 5 months rent for free if we agree to let them buy our house in short sale. This obviously seems like a scam. So I just wanted to know what is the "correct" procedure to go with a short -sale and what things should be avoided ?
( 2nd Option)
Moreover, we are also thinking about doing a "quit-claim" and transfering the property title to only one family member. However, our loan had several co-borrowers so we were wondering if doing a quit-claim save the rest of the families credit ?
Joshua W (Or anyone who had opted for short-sale ) can you tell me which company helped you out ? email me: niceboi916@yahoo.com
We called the lender today and they said they absolutely can't do anything. Their "advice" was to get another job(i already have 2 jobs), take and make a 15 year old work under the table. The agent was of no help !!!
so my boyfriend financed a car for me and the dealership explained that after the registration came in, we could simply add my name to the title with no problems. DMV said its not possible I would have to be on the original sales contract. I have no job and poor credit. I sold my car in order to get this car. My boyfriend is making the payments however he has his own vehicle and got this vehicle for me. What are my options at this point? If i refinance now wouldnt they deny me because of poor credit? Is it the dealerships fault for lying to us and do we have legal grounds against them?
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