Taking Out a Mortgage: Your Best (and Worst?) Move
If mortgage debt is good debt, why are so many borrowers having such a bad time?
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Posted by Jed Moss on May 28 2007 under Mortgage Advice
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Archive for the 'Mortgage Advice' Category (Chronologically Listed)
Decision Time: Pay Off a Mortgage or Add to IRA?
When the housing market brakes, millions of homeowners who think they are going to stay in their home for a while start asking one big question:
Is it time to pay down the mortgage?
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Posted by Richard Barber on May 28 2007 under Mortgage Advice
How, When to Deduct a Reverse Mortgage
Question: “I have a reverse home mortgage. I understand that I cannot deduct interest on my home mortgage on my income tax return until I actually pay the interest. ”
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Posted by Richard Barber on May 24 2007 under Mortgage Advice, Reverse Mortgages
Mortgage Applicants: Consider All the Costs
If you’re mortgage refinancing or in the market for a new home purchase loan, you’re going to want to pay close attention to all the costs.
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Posted by Richard Barber on May 19 2007 under Mortgage Advice
Ease Into a Smooth Home Mortgage Loan
Know your credit score and don’t make fast moves.
That’s the advice of Pat Sigle, an Alabama home loan officer, and Toni K. Roberts, an Alabama mortgage advisor, who are right on the money when they say a little preparation can go a long way toward securing a much smoother home mortgage loan application process.
Posted by Richard Barber on May 16 2007 under Mortgage Advice
Wrong Mortgage Can Be Catastrophic Mistake
Much of the fun in buying a new home comes from being able to choose the upgrades that tailor it to your tastes. But getting the wrong mortgage to do so makes it hardly worth the fun.
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Posted by Richard Barber on May 16 2007 under Mortgage Advice
Beware Mortgage Refinance Downside: Trigger Leads
If you recently applied for a mortgage refinance your home, it may be only a few days before you get phone calls from other mortgage companies trying to sell you a home loan.
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Posted by Richard Barber on May 14 2007 under Mortgage Advice, Mortgage Refinancing
Making Good Use of a Real Estate Lawyer
There’s a lot to consider when going through the home mortgage loan process. One way to make it easier, however, is through the use of a real estate lawyer.
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Posted by Jed Moss on May 12 2007 under Mortgage Advice
What is Escrow? How Does it Work?
As U.S. home mortgage loan problems continue to mount, regulators and experts are looking into all potential sources of trouble throughout the confusing home loan application process.
Posted by Richard Barber on May 08 2007 under Mortgage Advice
Home Mortgage Advice: Six Critical Steps
A little over a week ago, we brought you a list of five steps consumers can use to avoid getting into trouble with a mortgage. Now, we bring you a separate list - of six steps - courtesy of another financial expert.
Posted by Richard Barber on May 06 2007 under Mortgage Advice