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December 23, 2011

Sellercarryback

Sellercarryback is a mortgage financing option that is offered by sellers to buyers and real estate investors. While this strategy has been used for years, it has become considerably more popular since the mortgage crisis began in 2008.

Sellercarryback mortgages can be an ideal solution for buyers with less than perfect credit and those who can't afford a large down payment. It can also be beneficial to sellers. By carrying all or part of the mortgage note sellers can obtain a better price for the house.

With that said, it is imperative for both parties to engage in due diligence. A purchase agreement needs to be executed and legally recorded. It is strongly recommended to hire a real estate attorney to ensure everyone is protected and the contract is legally binding.

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October 05, 2011

Fannie Mae Loan Mortgage Programs

Fannie Mae loan mortgage programs are available to help people buy affordable houses; alter mortgage terms through refinancing, loan modification, and other options; and avoid foreclosure through alternatives such as short sales or deed in lieu.

Several new Fannie Mae loan mortgage programs have been instituted since the mortgage crisis led to millions of foreclosure. These include: Hardest Hit Fund, Deed-For-Lease, and Fannie Mae Mortgage Help Centers where homeowners can obtain housing counseling to review and apply for mortgage programs.

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September 27, 2011

Durable Power of Attorney

Establishing durable power of attorney is a good idea for anyone that has bills to pay or wants to have a say about medical treatments they receive. POA is a legal document that gives permission to another person to make decisions on your behalf if you become injured or too ill to make decisions or are out of town and unable to appear in person.

Durable power of attorney documents need to be executed for both personal finance and health care. The person who will be in charge of making decisions is known as the attorney-in-fact. This individual is usually a spouse, parent, or relative, but can be anyone you desire.

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January 14, 2011

IOU Note

An IOU note is commonly used to record the promise to pay a debt. This document can be used amongst family and friends and when borrowing money from a bank or credit union. When banks issue IOU notes, the document is referred to as a promissory note.

The IOU note records pertinent information about the loan. It should include the names and contract information for the borrower and lender, total amount of funds borrowed, installment amounts and dates, interest rate, and maturity date. Financial institutions usually include a default clause which states what action will be taken if borrowers default on the loan agreement

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June 24, 2010

Florida Mortgage Refinance

Homeowners in the Sunshine State often turn to Florida mortgage refinance in order to reduce monthly payments. Although refinance rates can range between 2- and 5-percent of the loan value, obtaining a reduction of 2-percent can substantially reduce the overall cost of home mortgages.

By entering into Florida mortgage refinance, borrowers can sometimes obtain cash back which can be used to pay off credit cards, make home improvements, or pay for college tuition. Florida refi is also a good option for homeowners who own investment properties used for seasonal or long term rentals.

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June 11, 2010

Loans

Loans allow people to buy things they need but don't have enough money saved away to purchase. Loans are often used when buying real estate and automobiles, as well as financing college education tuition or starting a business.

Unless loans are provided by family or friends, recipients of borrowed funds must apply for personal or business loans through banks or credit unions. Lending institutions require borrowers to provide evidence they are capable of repaying loans. If borrowers have poor credit their loan application might be denied or lenders may require a qualified co-signer.

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