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Stated Income Loans Are Disappearing or Becoming Expensive - What is Happening to Mortgage Lenders?
Last week, a real estate broker I have tremendous respect for, sent me an email that said, "What in the heck is going on with the lending business and how do we adjust our business?" He asked me to come speak with the agents in his office about it this week. Here is what I will tell them.... What's ...
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A Foreclosure Loan Can Help You
If the ship is going down and you feel like you are drowning and about to lose your home to foreclosure you may be able to save it before it is too late. It may look bad right now, but a new foreclosure loan may save the day. If the home has not yet sold in auction it is not too late to do ...
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Facing Foreclosure, Cover Your Assets - A Few Things To Know When Facing Foreclosure
Foreclosure can be a tough experience to face as a homeowner. The subprime situation is hitting critical mass and as a former loan officer I was at ground zero when things hit the fan and man did it stink. I am not here to point fingers (there has been enough of that already) every body is looking ...
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Stop Foreclosure With These Proven And Effective Methods
There are quite a few ways that a homeowner can stop foreclosure. I thought I would list them here with some brief explanations. Loan Workout - A loan workout is when you negotiate with your lender any kind of plan that will benefit both you and the lender when you are delinquent or in default. ...
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A Bit Conflicted On Mortgage Bailouts
At times like these I find myself conflicted. You see, for most of my life I've held the view that government should be small and the free market allowed to take care of itself. Confirming that point of view was the fact that at 32 I'd held the same job for 12 years and been with my wife just as ...
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Government Housing Proposals Do More Harm Than Good
As with many government intervention programs, it seems the best way for the government to kill a fly is with a sledgehammer. By this statement, I am not implying that the current state of the housing market is insignificant; quite the opposite. The purpose of this article is to point out, yet ...
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Credit Education in the 21st Century
Rather than looking to the government to bail out the victims of the mortgage crisis, or pointing fingers at alleged "predatory lenders", perhaps we need to adopt a more long-term perspective in determining the root causes of the so-called mortgage meltdown and in ensuring that it doesn't happen ...
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Strike a Deal and Avoid Foreclosure
One of the key ways to avoid foreclosure is to convince the lender that you have reasonable way to repay the loan. That may not come as any earth shattering news, but it can be a valuable way to get out of the pressure they are placing on you to make payments. This article will show you some simple ...
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What You Don't Read About The National Foreclosure "Crises"
We see and read about the percentage of increase in the national foreclosures (79% from 12/06 to 12/07). If we look a little closer at the data however, we see that the numbers aren't really what they seem. Of the 10 highest foreclosure areas in the US, in nine of those areas houses have ...
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Subprime Bailouts Met With Mixed Emotions
With foreclosures up nearly 100% since last year, the state of the mortgage crisis is now being dubbed as "Mortgage Meltdown 2007" by media outlets like CNN.com and MSNBC.com. The unprecedented decline in the United States housing market is shaking lenders, home owners, and financial institutions ...
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