Tag Results
5 Tag Results
Pagination:
5 result(s) displayed (1 - 5):
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.
Real Estate Investing article on "Fannie Mae Loan Mortgage Programs "
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.
Real Estate Investing article on "Florida Mortgage Refinance"
January 23, 2009
File Bankruptcy Online
Many people would prefer to file bankruptcy online, but even with modern technology this option is not yet available. You can, however, locate bankruptcy forms and bankruptcy attorneys via the Internet. Important information regarding various bankruptcy chapters and the new bankruptcy laws can also be found online.
Although you can't file bankruptcy online, the Internet provides numerous tools and resources to assist with filling out forms and preparing financial calculations. Many people prefer to use bankruptcy software, while others prefer hiring a bankruptcy lawyer to help them prepare legal documents and represent them in court.
Real Estate Investing article on "File Bankruptcy Online"
January 02, 2009
Mortgage Bankruptcy
Mortgage bankruptcy refers to the 'Conyers Bill' which was enacted by legislation in 2007. The mortgage bankruptcy bill is highly controversial because it modified the new bankruptcy laws which took effect in 2005.
The mortgage bankruptcy bill requires borrowers to provide evidence they are incapable of obtaining the financial means to become current on delinquent mortgage payments to stop foreclosure.
Real Estate Investing article on "Mortgage Bankruptcy"
November 24, 2008
Foreclosed Homes
Are foreclosed homes a smart investment? The answer is a resounding, Yes! But, there are a few catches. First, you need to understand the foreclosure process. Secondly, you need to be able to wait out the housing crisis.
Currently, more than 11,000 million foreclosed homes sit vacant. Nearly every metropolitan city street is peppered with distressed properties in need of repair. The majority of these houses are priced to sell. While purchasing houses under market value is the key to turning a profit, it is of particular importance to thoroughly inspect every inch of foreclosure real estate.
Real Estate Investing article on "Foreclosed Homes "
Pagination:
