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New Mortgage Programs For Hopeful Buyers

By | September 9th, 2004|

Although the homeownership rate in the US hit an all-time high of 68 percent this year, mortgage lenders are trying to drum up more business. Lenders are developing new programs with the hopes of attracting folks who never thought they could own a home. With the price of homes skyrocketing, mortgage lenders are coming up with some creative new ways of reaching new home buyers.

Investing In Stock Versus Investing In Real Estate

By | September 3rd, 2004|

Does investing in real estate make more sense than investing in the stock market? It may be wise to sell off stocks to get the cash for a down payment, or your money might be better left invested in the market.

Real Estate Attorney Best For Help With Real Estate Fraud

By | September 3rd, 2004|

What should you do if you believe you are a victim of real estate fraud. Ilyce and Sam advice her to consult with a real estate attorney who can untangle the mess caused by the real estate fraud. Besides getting a good real estate attorney, Ilyce and Sam suggest filing a complaint with the real estate company who perpetrated the real estate fraud.

Buying Property With My Sister

By | September 3rd, 2004|

Buying property with relatives can be a little tricky. Here are a few ways to successfully buy property with relatives, including putting a house into a trust, owning the property as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, or using a partnership agreement to define what happens in various scenarios. A real estate attorney can also help find a plan that will work best for relatives buying a home together.

Emotional Quotient Important When Buying A House

By | September 3rd, 2004|

Buying a home before you're ready almost always leads to buyer's remorse. Home buyers tend to try to fit both wants and needs into a single property. Here are ways to avoid five common emotional mistakes that come with buying a home.

Converting Variable Rate Loans To Fixed Rate Loans

By | September 3rd, 2004|

What's the difference between a variable rate loan and a fixed rate loan? Should I convert my variable rate to a fixed rate? A variable rate loan means that the interest rate will fluctuate over time. Sometimes it will go down and other times it will go up. If you're comfortable with not knowing exactly what your payment will be, but knowing there are some safeguards in place with respect to how much the rate can rise or fall in a single year, then your increased risk tolerance is rewarded with a lower interest rate.

Condo Closing Incurs Extra Fees

By | August 27th, 2004|

Who pays closing costs? A couple asks for real estate advice after incurring costs in a closing that they believe they should not have had to pay. The closing attorney charged an extra fee and the closing was delayed by four months. Who is responsible for these additional costs?

Title And Mortgage Problems Add Up

By | August 27th, 2004|

A lot of newcomers have joined the title and mortgage industries in the past few years in order to make a fast buck with the recent real estate gold rush. But many don't know what they're doing and many more are overworked and that makes like difficult for buyers, sellers and agents.

Owing More Than Market Value Of Home

By | August 27th, 2004|

Owe more than your house is worth? When home debt exceeds home equity, it's a big problem. Economists have predicted this might happen more when consumer start tapping their home equity at the same time home appreciation tapers off or even stops. The best way to get on top of the loan is to spend a year or two making extra loan payments.

Financing The Best Car Deal

By | August 26th, 2004|

Do your research to negotiate the best financing deal for your new car. The best way to negotiate a great financing deal is to make your main decisions about the car that would be best for you before you go into the showroom and "fall in love" with a particular car. The internet can be one of your best friends before you work with a car dealer on the financing for the car of your dreams.

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