Atlanta Flat Fee MLS Broker on 10 Tips to For Sale by Owner Home
Around 20% of properties sold in the real estate market undergo flat fee MLS. These homes are known as for sale by owner or FSBO homes. Now, as the buyer, you may be wondering how to buy one from such lists. Will it be of help to use an agent to get the property you [...]
Read More →Loan Modification, Bankruptcy Avoid Foreclosures & Save your Home
The economy is facing recession and with it comes the struggle to keep up with the monthly mortgage bills. In such a case the strategy and ability to protect your home from foreclosure depends on where you are on the foreclosure timeline which one should be aware of to avoid foreclosure. The foreclosure timeline is-
When [...]
Axis Bank New Home Loan Scheme Launched 2010
Axis bank has come up with a new fixed-cum-floating home loan offer for new home loan buyers.
The scheme is known as the Power Advantage Home Loan scheme which allows customers to lock in their home loan rates @ 8.25% for the first two years of the tenure followed by a floating rate. Two months back, [...]
6 Tips For Using Credit Cards Wisely
Credit cards come in handy?from booking a hotel or car reservation to paying for a large ticket item, using credit can make your life easier. Using your card wisely can increase your credit score, making it easier to receive a mortgage or car loan. Manage your credit poorly and you will pay?in the form of [...]
Read More →Why Don’t More People Make Money Online And Work From Home?
Why don’t more people work from home? Most people would love to work from home, make money online, perhaps earn a second income and give up their JOBs – (an acronym for Just Over Broke, perhaps?) So why DON’T more people work from home? The fear of the unknown – the fear of failure – [...]
Read More →Loan Modifications: More Harm than Good?
In 2009, millions of United States homeowners learned that modifying their existing home loans served only to expedite foreclosure rather than prevent it. A U.S. Treasury report released in early December of 2009 revealed that only 4% of applicants under the federal government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) have been able to successfully modify their [...]
Read More →Financing Can Be A Single Woman’s Best Friend
If you read the newspapers or surf the internet you can’t help but notice the buzz surrounding the latest trend in real estate, Single Women! The reasons for this significant rise in single women buyers have many different components. This trend which is changing not only the face of homeownership but the industry itself is [...]
Read More →Why Don’t More People Make Money Online And Work From Home?
Why don’t more people work from home? Most people would love to work from home, make money online, perhaps earn a second income and give up their JOBs – (an acronym for Just Over Broke, perhaps?) So why DON’T more people work from home? The fear of the unknown – the fear of failure – [...]
Read More →The Short Story on Short Sales
It has become a fact of life for homeowners, lenders, and real estate professionals, staring us all in the face. It’s the short sale, and this year about 1 in ten home sales fell into this category.
While loan modifications benefit some, there are many homeowners who don’t have the income or debt levels to qualify [...]
Bad Credit Refinance
If you are looking to refinance but have bad credit, the only option available for you is bad credit refinance. Bad credit refinance is different from other refinance packages in the sense that you will pay a much higher interest rate when you get approval.
Why Bad Credit Refinance
By opting for bad credit refinance, you can [...]
New Home Buyer’s Tax Credit Ensures Winter Home Sales
Home sales over the past year or so have caused a mixed bag of emotions for many people. Many people have suffered a great deal of stress and anxiety over losing their homes and falling into foreclosure while many others are delighted with having the ability to buy into a market full of discounted homes, [...]
Read More →Verified Loan Modification Results
A retiring Chicago city employee had her home loan with CitiMortgage modified to 2 percent on a 40 year amortization and granted a two month payment holiday to rebuild reserves. Her husband has social security and a small pension but She was facing a large drop in pay as her retirement date of June 30, [...]
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