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Loan Guru: Adjustable Rate Mortgages - How They Work
Many homebuyers choose adjustable rate mortgages for the initial financing on their home purchase. Rising interest rates and other terms can be confusing to the borrower....
Loan Guru: 6 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Home Equity Loan
So you need some money for unexpected expenses. The roof took on a leak, the deck rotted through and a new family addition tightened living space....
Stop Home Foreclosure with Cash for Your House
Home Mortgage payments, get rid of them....
The Difference between a Reverse, or Negative Amortization Mortgage and a Reverse Mortgage
There is a lot of confusion between negative amortization mortgages and reverse mortgage. This article will set the record straight and give you keen insight into these two very different types of mortgages....
When a Cheap Mortgage Is Too Expensive
Stay away from these mortgages -- they'll keep you in debt forever!...
The Truth About Real Estate Financing
One of the best first steps you can take before you start looking for your dream house is to ask yourself what exactly you can afford to spend on a monthly house payment....
Borrowers Risking 'Mortgage High Wire'
Potential first-time buyers are taking an increasing number of financial risks in an attempt to get on to the property ladder....
Unearthing Discounted Mortgages
Everyone welcomes a bargain. Here are tips on finding great discounts on mortgages....
Using an 80 20 Mortgage to Avoid Mortgage Insurance
An 80 20 mortgage is also called a zero down loan or no money down loan. It is actually two loans, a regular home mortgage which constitutes 80% of the price of the home and a second mortgage or home equity loan that consists of 20% of the cost of the house....
The Second Mortgage Home Equity Loan
A second mortgage can also be referred to as a home equity loan. It is in essence a secured loan that is second, or subordinate, to the first mortgage against the property. The key issue for anyone getting this type of loan is the amount of equity they have in their home....