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The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Handbook: The Art & Science of Buying Investment Property by Taking Over Mortgages!


Product Description “Imagine buying an investment property with no mortgage! The most common obstacle for any investor who wants to buy an investment property is to get financing. The bankers say that if you want to buy a property for investment, the only way to finance is to have a big down payment and qualify for a mortgage. But this is the only way to acquire property, the hard way! Another way to buy buildings in investment is to have sellers call you and you have … More>>
The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Handbook: The Art & Science of Buying Investment Property by Taking Over Mortgages!

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Posted by jedwan - January 28, 2012 at 5:39 pm

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The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Success as a Mortgage Broker


Product description in detail of the brokerage firm. Here’s a step-by-Step Guide to joining this elite group. Written by a mortgage broker made more than 15 years in business and 2,000 deals to his credit, this book covers everything from finance and real estate is the career change to law on how to acquire the skills needed to succeed. • Description of a day in the life of a mortgage broker, including benefits and co. . . More>>
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Success as a Mortgage Broker

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Posted by jedwan - January 24, 2012 at 5:39 pm

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Calculated Industries 3415 Qualifier Plus IIIX Real Estate Finance Calculator


The description of the product Qualifier Plus IIIx is the most versatile and easy to understand, the real estate mortgage market. Provision of timely and accurate payment solutions and qualify buyers on the spot! Perfect for all real estate finance professionals – including agents, br. . . More>>
Calculated Industries 3415 Qualifier Plus IIIX Real Estate Finance Calculator

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Posted by jedwan - January 21, 2012 at 5:38 am

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Calculated Industries 3401 Mortgage PaymentCalc Residential Mortgage Finance Calculator


Product DescriptionNeed an easy to use, inexpensive desktop-size calculator for instant solutions? The mortgage PaymentCalc allows you to quickly and easily compare loan options. Find a monthly payment based on the amount of loans, interest rates or terms. Fi. . . More>>
Calculated Industries 3401 Mortgage PaymentCalc Residential Mortgage Finance Calculator

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Posted by jedwan - January 19, 2012 at 5:39 am

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All About Mortgages: Insider Tips to Finance or Refinance Your Home in Today’s Economy


Product DescriptionDue to new hybrid loans plentiful and interest rates, increasing levels of growth, millions of consumers who either seek a new mortgage or are interested in refinancing their existing mortgages require a simple update days to follow guide to take them through the complex world borrowings. In all of the mortgage, 4th Edition, author Julie Garton-Good, the only three time winner of the prestigious international “Real Estate Educator of t. .. More>>
All About Mortgages: Insider Tips to Finance or Refinance Your Home in Today’s Economy

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Posted by jedwan - January 16, 2012 at 5:39 am

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Mortgage Finance Experts: How will the market affect homeowners who will be refinancing next year?


My parents bought the house 4 years ago at a rate of 4%, which is due to change next year when their loan rates. With the strengthening of the market and stricter lending again, which will be required to produce the result, are concerned about the refinancing was in Serbian for them. The good news is that they have an impeccable credit (they are able to remove their SMEs, and are above their payments every month — and pay an extra couple of hundred dollars so far they should. Not to mention the card card debt is very low (only a few thousand dollars). They were both excellent jobs to pay more than ten years but have always worried whether they will be able to get a decent fixed rate when refinancing their bonds increased. hope?

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Posted by jedwan - January 4, 2012 at 5:38 pm

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can a mortgage loan amount be more than the actual purchase price of the house?

wondering if you can use the excess money to pay off other debts, kind of like a reverse re-finance.

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Posted by jedwan - May 18, 2011 at 12:57 pm

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Am I obligated to pay this appraisal fee?

I contacted a mortgage broker I have used before about doing a cash out re-finance on my home combining the 1st and 2nd mortgage and getting some cash. He gave me all the details and sent over a good faith estimate and I provided all of the information in order to proceed. I later find out I cannot do a re-finance because our house is currently for sale. Therefore, I opt to go with a HELOC to refinance the existing 2nd mortgage. He quoted me a rate of prime and said it appears we are below 80% LTV and should have some additional equity to borrow against if we would like. The appraisal came back at $ 359K…far lower than the $ 398K appraisal I have done a few month earlier (that he would not accept) in order to remove my PMI. Coincidentally, the $ 359K put us right at 80% LTV and he proceeded to tell me the rate is no longer prime…it is now a 5% floor rate. I told him I was not interested…since I knew I could get a better deal (and I did with another bank). When I told him I was not interested and stated the appraisal seems way off…he said I still owe for the appraisal. Am I still obligated to pay this? Given my situation it seems like they purposely tried to get my appraisal to come in where I would not be under 80% LTV. From the recent sales in my area I know the $ 359K is low. Regardless, I was not happy with the entire process and was not informed of anything until after the appraisal. If he would have told me that it did not look like we would be under 80% LTV then he should have said so…instead of SURPRISE…you are not getting prime…the best we can do is a 5% floor. Another thing I should mention, I did not sign a Good Faith Estimate for the HELOC application…since I was originally applying for conventional loan. I only signed a Good Faith for the conventional loan.
What exactly did I sign that obligates me to pay?

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Posted by jedwan - May 17, 2011 at 4:51 am

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How to find out what real estate appreciation rates are for specific neighborhoods in or around a city?

I am looking to buy a house and want to know what the real estate appreciation rates are. This will also help me make better choices when going to finance the house.

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Posted by jedwan - May 15, 2011 at 11:22 pm

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Personal information released

Hello! I'm not sure if I am posting this in the correct section. I received a letter today from the finance company for my husband's vehicle stating that some of his personal information was released to other customers

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Posted by jedwan - May 13, 2011 at 12:09 am

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