• Kingsland Saint Marys & Kings Bay Real Estate - VA Mortgage Information For Home Buyers

     
    A VA guaranteed mortgage is the usually the best way for active or inactive veterans to purchase a home. The VA mortgage allows the buyer to purchase a home with absolutley no out of pocket expenses! When negotiating to purchase a home, explain to your sales agent that you wish for the seller to pay your closing costs as part of the deal. Costs that you wish the seller to pay are costs such as lender fees, attorney fees, state and local taxes, etc. Be sure to get a Good Faith Estimate from your lender, so you will know the exact amount of the costs associated with your VA loan....
     

    What is a Home Equity Loan?

     
    A home equity loan is a loan that is guaranteed by your home. Are you in urgent need for cash and want to get the same without selling off your home or property? Getting a home equity loan is a good way to do so. Equity on your home is essentially the difference between the value of your home and the outstanding mortgage. Lot of finance companies today offer good deals on home equity loans, letting you borrow money based on the available equity on your home. This type of loans product basically works on the idea that you use the amount you own within your property as collateral against a loan....
     

    Flexible Mortgage Tips

     
    Outlined below are some useful flexible mortgage tips. The most prominent addition in recent years to the mortgage industry has been the flexible mortgage. As the name implies, it offers greater flexibility than the traditional mortgage. Flexible mortgages are fast becoming the most popular way of taking out a new mortgage. The reason for this is that this type of mortgage allows you to take control of your mortgage and not the other way round. Unlike some traditional mortgage loans that still charge mortgage interest on an annual basis, fully flexible mortgages calculate interest daily, which means that any overpayments you make are immediately credited against your loan, thus reducing your interest costs....
     

    Escrow Accounts, Do You Absolutely Need One?

     
    With escrow accounts the money for your home insurance and property tax is added to your monthly mortgage payment and is paid out each year. With that said, you may think that having an escrow account takes the responsibility off your shoulders because the bank will make the payment for you each year from your escrow savings account. But beware, because many people have found that their property tax and home insurance have not been paid on time or at all! Another negative fact about an escrow savings account is that the lender holding it doesn't have to pay you interest....
     

    Homeowner Loans - Whats Available?

     
    It isn't difficult to get a homeowner loan if you own your own home, hundreds of UK lenders will lend up to 95% Loan to Value of your property and some as much as 125% Loan to Value if you find you have little or no equity at all. Homeowner loans are available to those that own or pay a mortgage on their house, bungalow, flat or cottage. Companies such as Purple Loans offer competitive rates, fixed and deferred payment plans as well as rebates given for early settlement of the loan. If you have no equity or poor credit rating such as missed mortgage payments, defaults, self-employed with no accounts they can still help offering competitive rates....
     

    Understanding Fixed-rate Mortgages

     
    A fixed-rate mortgage is a mortgage on which the interest rate is set for the term of the loan. Your interest rate stays the same for the term of the mortgage or for a specified period of time. Most people use a fixed-rate mortgage. In fact, about 75 percent of all home mortgages have fixed rates. The main advantage of a fixed-rate mortgage is that you always know exactly how much your mortgage payment will be, and you can plan for it. A Fixed Rate mortgage will offer you the security of knowing that your mortgage interest rate will not change during the term of your fixed rate....
     

    Guide to Flexible Mortgages

     
    Outlined below is a useful guide to flexible mortgages. Flexible mortgages are also known as Australian Mortgages because they usually feature something which is common in Australia - interest recalculation on a daily basis. Daily interest rate calculation means that the amount you owe falls each month as a little more capital is paid off with each mortgage payment. Most flexible mortgages now offer daily calculation of interest, so changes to the outstanding balance are taken into account immediately....
     

    Mortgage Cycling - Brilliant or Risky

     
    With mortgage rates near 20-year lows, competition in the mortgage industry is fierce. It seems like every day a new mortgage loan strategy comes out that is suppose to be the best thing since sliced bread. Whether it's a mortgage with no closing costs or an interest only mortgage, everyone is claiming they can save you a ton of money. Now someone has come out with something called Mortgage Cycling. Mortgage Cycling could save you thousands of dollars or it could cost you your home. Mortgage cycling is a program that advertises itself as a method to payoff your mortgage in 10 years or less without making biweekly mortgage payments or changing your current mortgage....
     

    Subprime Mortgage Loans Online - What To Expect

     
    Applying for a subprime mortgage loan online can seem intimidating at first. With so many lenders to choose from, it can appear difficult to find the best mortgage loan. However, online subprime lenders allow you to search for rates, compare financing options, and avoid falling prey to predatory lenders. What To Expect Subprime lenders provide mortgage loans to people with adverse credit at slightly higher rates. Depending on your financial situation, you should expect to pay a couple of points higher than the prime loan rate....
     

    Total Cost Of Credit vs Monthly Payments

     
    I read a press release the other day which points to the fact we need to be very careful with our finances. The subject of the release was home mortgages. A company was announcing the availability of 40 year mortgages for its customers. The stated purpose was to lower the monthly payments to make buying a home more affordable. Whenever I hear the phrase "more affordable", I put my hand on my wallet because the attempt to empty it will begin any moment. Almostnever is that phrase used in relation to the total cost of financing....
     
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