Monthly Archives: September 2010
Are You Getting Screwed By Your Lender?
Are You Getting Screwed By Your Lender? Ally Bank (formerly known as GMAC) and now J.P. Morgan Chase have put a freeze on foreclosures as the companies attempt to figure out the paperwork and who owns which loans. Fitch Ratings is threatening to downgrade lenders, as slowing down the foreclosure process could really extend the housing crisis and cause housing values to go down further.
Selling A Home As Tenants In Common
Selling a home as tenants in common can be difficult. When selling a home as tenants in common if the other tenant does not want to sell you may be forced to take legal action. Legal action to take when selling a home as tenants in common includes selling the other tenant in common and selling your share of the home. Work with a real estate agent when selling a home as tenants in common. Make sure you have homeowners insurance when selling a home as tenants in common.
Quit Claim Deed to Protect Parent’s Assets
Use a quit claim deed to protect your parent’s assets. A quit claim deed can help protect your parents assets when they can no longer handle their assets. To protect your parent’s assets with a quit claim deed, one of your parents must be able to sign a quit claim deed. If your parent can’t sign a quit claim deed, there are other ways to protect your parents’ assets. When your parent signs a quit claim deed you can sell their home. Another way to protect your parents’ assets is to establish guardianship and get power of attorney. Use a quit claim deed, establish guardianship or get power of attorney to protect your parent’s assets.
Should You Buy A House After Bankruptcy?
Should you buy a house after bankruptcy? Is it dangerous to buy a home after bankruptcy? Buying a house after bankruptcy can hurt your credit history. It can be impossible to find a mortgage lender if you buy a house after bankruptcy. After bankruptcy you should wait to buy a house. Buying a home after bankruptcy takes time.
Downside To Low Interest Rates For Mortgage Refinance
There is a downside to low interest rates for mortgage refinance. Homeowners should be aware of the downside to low interest rates when considering mortgage refinance. Interest rates have hit an all time low and many homeowners are refinancing their mortgages, but there is a downside to low interest rates for mortgage refinance. The downside to low interest rates for mortgage refinance is most notable in the difference of saved interest between 15-year mortgages and 30-year mortgages.
Dividing Property In A Divorce: Who Gets The House?
Dividing property in a divorce, who gets the house? Getting a divorce and dividing property and assets is complicated. Dividing property includes the house, refinancing the house, retirement funds and all other property and assets. So who gets the house when dividing property in a divorce? Owed mortgage payments and refinancing the mortgage must be considered when deciding who gets the house and dividing property in a divorce.
How to Profit From Foreclosures 2010
Our next ThinkGlink/RealWorldSeminars event takes place this coming Saturday, October 2, 2010 at the Renaissance Waverly. Here’s a look at our Schedule of Events. We have a TICKET DISCOUNTS available. Use the discount code glink to receive 40 percent off the price of a full ticket price. Use the discount code 1031-VIP for 36% off the purchase price of a VIP ticket that includes our ebooks and podcasts. All the details are below.
Ilyce Glink Show – September 26, 2010 – Forelclosures and Refinancing Problems
Ilyce Glink Show – September 26, 2010: Optimism in Wall Street and stock market. Also, foreclosures, refinancing problems, and stimulus money, are discussed. To find out more, please visit Ilyce’s Blog and the Equifax Personal Finance Blog.
Home Sales Rise Slightly, But Housing Market Is Still In The Tank
It’s been a tough week for the housing market. home sales rose slightly, but to the second lowest level in history. Economists were expecting a bigger pop, given July’s dreadful numbers. First-time unemployment claims were up again this week, also surprising economists. The housing inventory rose to 11 months and the AIA Billing Index still shows a contraction for the need for architectural and design services. That’s too bad, since the AIA billing index is a leading indicator – it tells you what might happen 12 to 18 months down the line. LAST FEW DAYS FOR HOW TO PROFIT FROM FORECLOSURE 40% DISCOUNT. ENDS SEPTEMBER 25, 2010.
Ilyce Glink Show Notes September 19, 2010 – How to Profit From Foreclosure – Late 10 Days to Buy Tickets
There are two things that need to happen to help restart the housing industry: Houses that are in foreclosures have to be sold, and folks have to have a job that will pay their bills and help them keep their homes out of foreclosure. On October 2, 2010, we’ll host How To Profit From Foreclosures 2010, which will feature top foreclosure and short sale experts as well as the pros you need to add to your team, including brokers, lenders, tax experts, lawyers and others. Join us for our special “After Hours” event at 3:30 where top financial planner Kay Shirley and bestselling author and Registered Investment Advisor Dan Solin will discuss what’s going on in the stock market and what you need to do to keep pace with an unpredictable stock market.
