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Save Enough To Make A Mortgage Payment
I'm going to pay your mortgage payment! Wait... no I'm not, you are. Wait, no... you're not. You're actually not going to pay it by not paying for things. Things get us into trouble, hence the ridiculous American culture that one must shine over others with gadgets, cars, over priced food, clothing ...
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How To Lower Your Mortgage Refinance Rate
The aim of any property owner should be to get a low mortgage refinance rate. Many people do not understand the importance of getting a low rate. A refinance option helps only if it can make more savings compared to the previous mortgage. This is the reason you should always look for interest rate ...
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Mortgage Borrowers Voted Off Fantasy Island
Three million Americans' losing their homes is only the beginning of the "mortgage apocalypse" created by dreamers with an instant gratification habit and lenders greedy to "hook them up." I'm irate over the suggestion of a national rescue fund to bail out homebuyers in over their heads. Subprime ...
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Rising Foreclosures - Drowning Home Owners Into Debts
A news article over MSN reads: 'foreclosures of property in US rising?, caught my attention making me anxious on what was going on in the US real estate market. Though there have been several news articles of similar or related issues written about it everyday, it felt as restless as I go through ...
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Can You Really Afford That Mortgage?
Remember all those crazy adjustable mortgage rate deals a few years ago? Good thing you weren't one of those schmucks, right? Many excited young couples leapt on to the ARM bandwagon, enticed by low rates and less money down. Now the word of the day is "foreclosure". With so many people bailing out ...
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Ideas To Help You Refinance Your Mortgage In Houston
What is the direction of Direction of mortgage rates in Texas? Down...which is why this is the best time for homeowners in the Lone Star State to refinance their mortgages, pay off unsecured debt and enjoy lower payments every month. Because the economy has been so badly managed for the past seven ...
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Buy to Let Mortgages Explained - UK Landlords
You're lucky! The U.K. has one of the most competitive and flexible mortgage markets in the world. There is certainly no shortage of choice. The careful planning of your financial strategy in terms of the type of mortgage you select is vital if you are to maximise your overall investment returns. ...
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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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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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Understanding Subprime Lending And Its Implications To The Current Graduate Student
IN THE BEGINNING In a manner similar to the numerous economic crises before it, the subprime lending bust actually began decades before anyone knew it. The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 pushed banks to extend more credit in communities where they operated. This drew many lenders to ...
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