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Securing a US Commercial Mortgage (30 Dec 2005)
What's the most efficient way to secure a US commercial mortgage? and how do you avoid the potential mountains of paperwork?

Securing the Best International Mortgage for Your Home in Spain (30 Dec 2005)
The task of finding the best international mortgage for your home in Spain can seem like quite a daunting one at first glance, but if you secure yourself the best possible international mortgage today and you can save yourself tens of thousands in interest payments over the lifetime of your mortgage. This article will help make the search for the most suitable international mortgage that much simpler.

Selecting the Right Mortgage for You (30 Dec 2005)
A mortgage is a loan you take out to buy a home. This loan covers the "principal" (purchase price of the house minus your down payment) plus the "interest," which is the fee a lender charges you to borrow the money.

Self Employed Mortgage Loan – Getting a Mortgage When You’re Self Employed (30 Dec 2005)
Being self employed can make getting a mortgage loan a little more complicated. Here are some tips to help you move through it much easier.

Self Employed Mortgage Loans - A Survival Guide (30 Dec 2005)
Find out how to apply for a "self cert", or "stated income" mortgage. This type of loan is very common these days. It doesn't require income verification on your part and is great for the self-employed.

Sell Your Home and Invest at the Same Time (30 Dec 2005)
I continue to see the same For Sale signs in my neighborhood. The houses just aren't selling. If you are considering selling or have a home on the market that is not moving, it's time to think about financing the sale yourself. A good friend of mine bought a new home three months ago, and he has watched his old house sit unsold, while he's struggled paying two mortgages. I finally convinced him to get past his fears and finance the sale of his old home.

Seller Financing (30 Dec 2005)
Although any loan used for buying real estate is strictly called a purchase money mortgage, the term is often employed for seller financing, those transactions in which you "take back" a mortgage as part of the purchase price. These arrangements are suitable, of course, only when you do not need your proceeds immediately toward the purchase of another home.

Selling Your Business Note (30 Dec 2005)
Why wait for payments on your note? In many parts of the country, business owners who sell their business must take back financing from the buyer in order for the sale to be consummated. The reason- banks and other conventional lenders are hesitant to lend money to fund business sales because of the high failure rates, especially in the arena of small businesses.

Seniors Can Use a Reverse Mortgage to Fund Annuities, Investments, and Insurance Policies (30 Dec 2005)
For many seniors in or entering retirement, the prospect of purchasing long-term care, investments or annuities can be cut short by a lack of retirement income.

Shop Around for a Mortgage (30 Dec 2005)
If you have decided to take the leap into home ownership or you are interested in refinancing your current mortgage, one of the first things you will need to do is track down a mortgage.

Shopping for a Mortgage, Avoid Three Common Mistakes (30 Dec 2005)
Buying a home or refinancing one is perhaps the largest financial transaction you will ever make in your life, so you want to be sure to avoid any mistakes that may cost you in the long run.

Shopping for A Mortgage? Do Your Homework First (30 Dec 2005)
If you happen to be shopping around for a mortgage, it is very important that you first take the necessary time to do your homework.

Short-Term Interest Rates on the Rise; Adjustable Rate Mortgage Holders Prepare for Increase in Rate (30 Dec 2005)
Interest rates are on the rise and many home owners who have adjustable rate mortgages may see increases in their forthcoming annual adjustments. Consumers with revolving debt accounts tied to the prime rate have seen the effect through rising interest rate charges, as the prime rate always rides 3% above the current Fed Funds Rate.

Should You Choose to Refinance? (30 Dec 2005)
Refinancing has become a valid option for many individuals with high interest rates on their mortgage. Refinancing is essentially a replacement loan, with a different lender and (hopefully) a lower i...

Should You Get a Home Equity Line of Credit? (30 Dec 2005)
We hear about it constantly, on the internet, on the tv, in the papers and the radio: "Use your home equity with a line of credit"! Despite the many ads from mortgage lenders, home equity line of credit isn't always the best way to get cash in your hands. Read about our example where it wouldn't benefit the home owner.

Should You Get a Home Inspection? (30 Dec 2005)
It's very important, and in my opinion, mandatory to have a home inspection done before you close on a house. The inspection helps with giving you an objective evaluation of any problems with the home before you move in.

Should You Get an Interest-only Home Mortgage? (30 Dec 2005)
Before you consider taking out an interest-only mortgage, you should first understand what they are.

Should You Refinance Your Mortgage if Interest Rates Drop? (30 Dec 2005)
There are many reasons why people choose to refinance their mortgage, but the most common is interest rates. You could save hundreds or even thousands over the term of your mortgage if rates have dropped considerably.

Should You Refinance? (30 Dec 2005)
Things to consider when thinking about refinancing your current mortgage...

Some Mortgage Loans are Available with Absolutely no Money Needed From You (30 Dec 2005)
You can truly get a mortgage with absolutely no money out of your pocket. Today, FHA will loan up to 97 percent of the purchase price of a home, meaning a borrower only needs 3 percent. The three percent down payment can come in the form of a gift, and closing costs can be financed into the loan, making this a true no money out of pocket purchase transaction.

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