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Foreclosure Affects Neighbor’s Lien On Foreclosed Property

By | December 30th, 2008|

What's the effect of a foreclosure on a property lien? If you have a lien on a property and the bank forecloses do you lose your claim to that property? It depends on your state's laws regarding liens and foreclosure. The mortgage lender also has a lien on the property and once the property is sold you may lose your lien, even if a court issued a judgment in your favor.

How Are Mortgage Brokers Paid?

By | December 29th, 2008|

What are mortgage brokers paid and how is payment calculated? What is a good faith estimate and how can you tell junk fees from legitimate costs? Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips segment for more information about mortgage brokers fees and how mortgage brokers are paid.

Power Of Attorney Does Not Control All Assets

By | December 20th, 2008|

A woman tries to reclaim assets after her father's death. Before dying he lived with his mother and gave her power of attorney to handle his affairs. The woman says her grandmother passed on a car and house when the father left them to her (his daughter). What can the woman do to get the car and the house back? What rights did the power of attorney give to the grandmother?

Expert Real Estate Tips: What Is A Stated Income Loan?

By | December 19th, 2008|

What is a stated income loan or no doc loan? Mortgage lenders require a property appraisal and good credit score among other items to qualify for a stated income loan. What are the benefits and who can qualify for this type of loan? Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips segment to learn more about what mortgage lenders require for a stated income loan.

Home Loan Tips And New Year’s Resolutions 2009

By | December 19th, 2008|

The 2008 mortgage crisis increased the numbers of foreclosures and short sales in the U.S. Lenders responded by tightening rules for new home loans. If you want to buy a home in 2009, what do you need to know before looking for your home and home loan? What can you do to make yourself a desirable mortgage borrower so that banks will issue you a home loan? Check out these New Year's resolutions for home buyers to improve your changes of getting a great home loan and the property you want.

Short Sale Buyer May Lose Money

By | December 19th, 2008|

In a short sale, a bank agrees to let a homeowner sell a home for less than what the homeowner owes the bank on the mortgage. But what happens when a short sale falls through -- when the home seller changes his mind at the last minute? The short sale buyer may lose money on an uncompleted short sale. The short sale buyer should contact a real estate attorney to understand his rights.

Quit Claim Deed: Does Last Survivor Own The Home?

By | December 19th, 2008|

Property owners often use quit claim deeds to transfer title to a property or home. If a quit claim deed names multiple people as property owners and they pass away, does that leave the last quit claim signatory as the property owner? Does someone become the sole owner of a home since a quit claim deed states that the owners have rights of survivorship? It might seem apparent that the last survivor now owns a property by oneself, the survivor should verify. You can hire a title company to verify the chain of title and ensure that you're the sole property owner.

Credit Crisis Tightens Home Loan Requirements

By | December 19th, 2008|

Gone are the days when you could buy a home with no money down and poor credit. Bad credit home loans are difficult to obtain. Banks aren't making home loans to borrowers with poor credit after the credit crisis. What can someone with little savings and poor credit do to prepare to buy a home?

Expert Real Estate Tips: Down Payment Information

By | December 18th, 2008|

How much down payment is required to buy a home today and how does location and house price affect your down payment requirements? Learn what percent of the house price you will need as down payment when buying your new home in this Expert Real Estate Tips segment on down payments.

Easement Agreements And Neighbor Relations

By | December 18th, 2008|

How can a homeowner who shares a long driveway with two neighbors terminate their rights to use the driveway? First, find out if the previous homeowner set up a homeowners' association with the neighbors or an easement agreement for the shared use of the driveway. If not, consult with a real estate lawyer to find out about local easement rights. Before terminating easement rights, consider future neighborly issues.

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