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Articles By brian jenkins
A Beginner's Guide To Interest Rates
By: brian jenkins
Are you considering using a loan to make a large investment like purchasing real estate? If so, you need to take the time to learn about interest rates. Banks and other lenders, after all, don't give out money for free! In addition to paying back the original amount, you'll be required to pay interest at a certain rate as determined by your lender.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
Are You A First Time Homebuyer?
By: brian jenkins
Are you taking your first look at being a homeowner? Did you find just the right area and think you have the funds and the time that it takes to search for just the right house? There are several steps to take to find out if you should take that step now or wait another six months.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
Ccj Or County Court Judgments
By: brian jenkins
A good credit rating is a great thing to have, a hard thing to come by, and sometimes an easy thing to lose. Late payments on a debt or non-payments of a debt are the culprits behind most falling credit ratings. Your creditor may be very nice and work along with you for awhile, but most people who lend money expect to have it repaid in a timely manner.(read
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Category : Debt
Choosing A Mortgage Lender - What Are The Main Criteria?
Submitted as: Craig Elliott
Purchasing property is a huge investment. Whether this is your first home or you're an old pro in the real estate market, it can be daunting to throw so much money into a single purchase. Most people do not have enough to pay for a property in cash.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
Home Equity Loans To Help You Finance
Submitted as: Craig Elliott
Have you recently filed for bankruptcy? Are you in need of financing for home improvements or to consolidate the debt you have? Depending on the type of bankruptcy you have experienced, your credit score may be in better shape after the bankruptcy than it was before.(read
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Category : Debt
Negotiating A Mortgage Loan
Submitted as: Craig Elliott
You have found the perfect home. You are ready to move – yesterday. But you have no idea how to go about in the mortgage world. All home owners learn their way through this maze and you are no exception. Take the time to learn – it is well worth the effort you put into it.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
When You Need Private Mortgage Insurance
Submitted as: Craig Elliott
One of the biggest loans that most people in the United States take on during their lifetime is a mortgage for their house. Our system generally calls for a down payment of some type followed by a loan to cover the remainder of the house cost.(read
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Category : Insurance
Business Financing Through Home Equity - Smart Move Or Too Risky?
By: brian jenkins
Are you willing to risk your home to finance your business? One way to infuse your business or startup business concern with cash is by tapping the equity in your home. Is it a smart move? The answer depends on a number of different factors.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
Home Equity Lines Of Credit And How They Work
By: brian jenkins
You've certainly heard the ads on television that tell you to 'tap the equity in your home' when you need fast cash for home renovations, emergencies and even family vacations. There are two main types of home equity loans, a standard home equity loan, and a home equity line of credit. Before you decide to tap the equity in your home, you should understand what home equity debt is and how you can use it to finance the important things in your life.(read
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Category : Debt
Jumbo Loans: Do They Make Sense In Your Situation?
By: brian jenkins
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are the names of two federal agencies that are in charge of home loans. Part of the duties of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are the setting of conventional loan limits. The conventional loan limit is the amount of a loan that these agencies were permitted to back, any higher amount was considered too risky for the federal government to get involved.(read
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Category : Real Estate and Foreclosure
