September 05, 2007
Buying While Selling? Tips on Juggling Two
Buying a new home is often one of the most exhilarating events anyone experiences. But this excitement can be replaced by anxiety for buyers who are selling a home at the same time. Buyers who are purchasing a new home while selling their previous one try to close on both properties at the same time to ensure a smooth move. Although all parties may have the best of intentions, the properties may not close concurrently. Buyers fear the idea of paying for two mortgages or moving at a difficult
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Posted by Rob at 01:16 PM
The Great Subprime
The reaction received upon discussing the positives of the current state of real estate and credit markets is one of high skepticism and cynical looks and followed by a quick "Are you crazy?"
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Posted by Rob at 09:25 AM
September 01, 2007
The Hits Keep On
If you have paid attention to the news reports, you've been informed of the massive carnage that has taken place involving people that work, or did work, in the mortgage industry. A good portion of those workers affected are in the subprime side of the market. The current Subprime fiasco affects more than "mortgage types." In a real estate transaction it is easy to have anywhere from 15-25 people involved in the transaction from start to finish. Do you see that it might not take too long before many more people are affected than just real estate types? Real Estate is such a big deal, because everywhere you look, there it
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Posted by Chris at 02:27 PM
August 31, 2007
Technical Errors In Mortgage Language May Not Be
On August 2, 2007, Judge Philip Simon of the Northern District of Indiana, Hammond Division, issued an opinion about the impact of a mortgage that incorrectly defined the borrowers. See, In Re: Camp, 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57292 (N.D. Ind. 2007). Judge Simon's opinion discusses some of the general rules applicable to Indiana mortgage instruments, and there are lessons to be learned from the
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Posted by Jason at 02:13 PM
What a Mortgage Pro Can Learn From Tony
"Knowledge is NOT power, knowledge is POTENTIAL power." I took this to mean that just because you have the know-how doesn't mean anything. You have to APPLY this know-how in order for it to benefit
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Posted by Jason at 10:18 AM
May 18, 2007
Mortgage rates on the
CBC News - Canadian banks are raising mortgage rates by up to a quarter of a percentage point. Bank of Montreal and Royal Bank on Thursday announced across-the-board rate hikes affecting most fixed-rate mortgage terms. Other banks are expected to follow. The ...
Posted by Rob at 04:35 PM
May 02, 2007
Top Owner Financed Mortgage Note Buyers Can Offer You A Large Lump Sum of
Owner financed mortgage note buyers are individuals that are willing to pay cash for the rights to receive future loan payments. This offers a great opportunity for those in need of a large pool of money for a purchase, an investment or to pay off a high interest
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Posted by Ryan at 05:09 PM
April 28, 2007
Pay Down Your Mortgage
Buying a home is probably the best investment you will ever make. That's because you can pay off your mortgage and build equity in your home over time. Renters on the other hand will continue to pay rent and will likely see their rent payments increase significantly as time goes
Posted by Chris at 09:46 AM
