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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Have Mortgage Delinquencies Hit Rock Bottom?
Lender411 asked: It is baffling just how many homeowners are going belly-up in their loans, especially considering that there are copious mechanisms in place to save those who are facing foreclosure or even see themselves nearing the road to foreclosure. … Continue reading
Posted in Mortgage
Tagged Consumer Debt, Employment Numbers, Facing Foreclosure, Foreclosure Rates, Good Chance, Government Programs, Governmental Programs, Ground Zero, Matter Of Fact, Mortgage Banker, Mortgage Delinquencies, Mortgage Loans, Mortgage Meltdown, Rock Bottom, Speculations
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Mortgages, True Costs Revealed – Higher Lending Charges
Liam G asked: This is a fee levied by the lender if a considerable portion of the property’s value is borrowed. Lenders generally use this money to take out insurance to cover them if the borrower defaults on the mortgage.The … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged Building Societies, Cheshire, Exact Figure, Hlc, Insurance, Lambeth, Lenders, Money, Mortgage Repayments, Mortgages, Newcastle Building Society, Privilege, Proportion, Threshold, True Costs
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Reverse Mortages are they clever or a scam?
Paul Ritchie asked: In the last two years, the popularity of reverse mortgages has grown enormously.I was looking at some Australian statistics yesterday and in Australia, almost $900 million worth of loans written in 2008.The trend in Australia follows huge … Continue reading
Can you convert a 2nd mortgage to a personal unsecured loan?
Kim D asked: I have a primary mortage of $180k ($1600/mo including prop. tax over 30 yrs), a 2nd mortage of 97k (850/mo over 20yrs), and another 2nd of 27k(400/mo over 7yrs) I have a house valued at 300-310k. My … Continue reading