Sunday, May 13th, 2012 at
10:42 am
Question by Frank Rizzo: Is buying points to lower your mortgage rate a bad idea?
Is buying points on a mortgage rate a bad idea? looking for a 15 year fixed on a 120k loan with perfect credit rating.
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Saturday, December 3rd, 2011 at
9:05 pm
Saturday, March 26th, 2011 at
10:54 am
Question by Paul Redman: Bad Credit Mortgage Refinance : Where can I find the lowest interest rate for a mortgage refinance?
Where can I find the lowest interest rate for a mortgage refinance in Arizona? I would like to be able to look for it online.
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Sunday, December 12th, 2010 at
10:45 am
Thursday, October 7th, 2010 at
10:29 pm
If you are getting yourself a home mortgage loan, you will most likely encounter a phase where you are torn between choosing a fixed rate or an adjustable type of mortgage. No one can really say that one loan is better than the other. The choice you make is dependent on a number of factors which may include your interest rate outlook, your budget, the number of years you intend to stay in your home, and how much risk you can tolerate. Let us look through these two types of mortgage loans so you can determine which among the two is best for you.
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Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at
11:48 am
People like tenants or non-homeowners face hurdles in taking a loan more if they are having bad credit mentioned in their credit reports. They however are in a better position of availing a loan if they apply to lenders especially providing Bad Credit Unsecured Loans. So if a tenant or non-homeowner could not pay past loans in time, defaulted on payments, has arrears or county court judgments then still he can apply for bad credit unsecured loan. Not only tenants but homeowners are also eligible for bad credit unsecured loan that can be availed for any purpose like home improvements, buying a car, wedding, and holiday tour or for debt consolidation purpose.
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Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at
2:30 pm
Bad credit loans are in high demand. And if you do any research on “bad credit loan”, you’ll find plenty of advice on how to get the lowest interest rate. You’ll also find plenty of people willing to give you a bad credit loan, but you’d be making a mistake to accept it. Unfortunately, most of what you’ll find approaches the problem from the wrong direction. The way to get the VERY best interest rate on a bad credit loan is usually overlooked or concealed altogether. But before we continue, let’s digress briefly and look at how significantly the higher rate for a bad credit loan affects the borrower.
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Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at
11:51 am
There are many different elements which can determine how interest rates are calculated when you are entering the home mortgage loan approval procedure. To provide you with a rate that is similar to other companies and determined by your personal history, all of these points are taken into account by the loaner that you are working with. Make use of this insight to discover how your home mortgage loan interest rates are determined by your bank:
Your Credit Rating
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Sunday, August 8th, 2010 at
12:13 pm
My husband and I are buying a home. The home we are looking at is about $73,000. We were quoted a 6.25% interest rate for a 30 year note with a monthly payment of $908 (without tti). This seemed quite excessive to me. Coming home and doing the calculations (on bankrate.com’s mortgage calculator), a 30 year note of $73,000 with a 6.25% interest rate should result in a $450 monthly payment. In order to get my monthly payment up to $908, I had to make my interest rate 14.75%. Now, the underwriter said the 6.25% wasn’t the APR. What does that mean? Why would I have two interest rates, and why is one so much higher than the other? If we pay $908 a month, we end up paying $326,000 for a $78,000 home. This seems a little ludicrous to me. Anyone with financial experience got any wisdom to share?
This was just the man who’s selling me the house who will put everything together for the loan application. The total including TTI was $1208.
Friday, August 6th, 2010 at
11:58 am
My husband and I are trying to get a home loan but our credit is not good. His score is 601 and mine is 583. This is the only way for us to get a home right now. We are trying to get approved by a company in Ga. It’s a 80/20 loan. The intrest rate will go up in 2 years but we will have our credit on tract by then. We are paying a lot in rent right now. Any info would be greatly appreciated.