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Refinancing an Upside Down Home Mortgage - Six Red Hot Tips

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

A lot of homeowners are having trouble keeping up with loan payments, and are confronted with foreclosure. The reason for this is that the home is worth fifty percent less than when they purchased it. Currently, the value of the property is much less than what they owe the lenders.

If your mortgage has been flipped and it’s making it hard for you, it’s best to have your loan refinanced. But borrowers shouldn’t be overly stressed out since it is not hopeless, and their house can be saved by refinancing an upside down mortgage loan.

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Mortgage Scams to Watch Out For

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

When looking for your mortgage, you have to be careful. It would be nice if you could just trust the banks and lenders, but to be honest, sometimes you cannot. Be careful and always vigilant in dealing with anyone who might have access to your money. Typical mortgage scams are: 1. Equity Stripping If you are encouraged to lie on your loan application form, watch out. When you are unable to make a payment, the old “he told me to” excuse is of no use. They will foreclose, take your home, and strip your equity-with the “helpful” fellow who told you to pad your income in the lead. 2. Loans with Balloon Payments (more…)

How good is your mortgage lender?

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

Will your lender play fair when your current deal comes to an end, or rip you off by moving you onto a ridiculously high rate?

If your special rate deal is about to come to an end, and you’re looking for a new mortgage you can’t fail to notice that the very best rates are still reserved for borrowers with a lot of equity in their homes.

If you’re starting to think your lender’s standard variable rate (SVR) mortgage is probably the best you can do, don’t despair. (more…)