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  • FHA Secure Plan Explained

    In response to the mortgage and credit crisis of 2007 , President Bush has proposed a new set of loan programs and guidelines to help at-risk mortgage holders. The FHASecure (Federal Housing Administration, Department of Housing and Urban Development) program is designed to provide borrowers with strong credit histories (and higher FICO scores ) with
    Posted to Questions from Web (Wiki) by Lance J. on Wed, Sep 5 2007
  • Is it really possible to get a 'no cost" mortgage? If not, why do so many lenders promise NO POINTS/NO FEES?

    Is it really possible to get a 'no cost" mortgage? If not, why do so many lenders promise NO POINTS/NO FEES?
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Anonymous on Thu, Aug 23 2007
  • List Of Mortgage Companies That Have Shut Down

    While I can�t think of any good reasons one would ever wish to track such a gruesome thing (other than for cruel sport), the list of mortgage companies that have either scaled back lending or ceased operation altogether over the past 9-months grows longer each day. To date, there is no official source of information about this from any sanctioned entity
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Wed, Aug 22 2007
  • Mortgage and ID Theft

    Thanks to a recently passed law, the FTC has made obtaining full copies of your report DIRECTLY FROM THE BUREAUS, fast, easy and free. Here are a few, fool-proof steps to disputing any erroneous information on your credit report and clearing your name. **GOOGLEAD** Draft up a signed and dated letter that states your: a) Full name, address, social security
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Mon, Aug 20 2007
  • How Mortgage Companies Make Money Selling Your Mortgage

    In short, once a loan (mortgage) is secured to your property (collateral), your Promise to Pay (note) becomes an income source for the bank (monthly payments). As highlighted in the federal RESPA disclosures and agreement you signed when accepting the loan agreement, the original mortgage company can transfer certain aspects of your loan such as who
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Mon, Aug 20 2007
  • Adding A Name To A Deed

    Can I add someone�s name to the deed if they are not a co-borrower on the mortgage? If you are asking whether you can grant someone ownership or partial ownership of a property when they don�t carry the mortgage on that property, in most cases (California bias), the answer is yes, because they are two different things. You referenced the word *deed
    Posted to Title (Wiki) by Lance J. on Sun, Aug 19 2007
  • Mortgage Payments Via Bank Draft

    What you're dealing with here is the normal delay associated with electronic funds transfers (EFT) . While the routing and account numbers you provided are in fact the *keys* to your checkbook, all direct debit authorizations in the U.S. still run through a system called the automated clearing house (ACH) . To save transaction costs and system bandwidth
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Sun, Aug 19 2007
  • Mortgage Meltdown and The Credit Crunch

    Putting too fine a point on a storm that is still raging is a bit like calling the game before the clock reads 00:00. With that humble segue, here's one banker�s version of a halftime recap: The Mortgage Meltdown of 2007 refers to the chain-reaction now unfolding in the global financial world as a result of years of high risk mortgage lending. The result
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Sat, Aug 18 2007
  • Stop Foreclosure with Bankruptcy

    The very first thing to know is that you should always get professional legal advice before considering a bankruptcy filing or other legal mater. That said, there are at least two (2) types of bankruptcy protection homeowners can file for -- only one of which can generally be used to halt foreclosure proceedings. A Chapter 7 filing can be a path to
    Posted to Investment and Foreclosure (Wiki) by Lance J. on Fri, Aug 17 2007
  • 2-28 Adjustable Rate Mortgage

    The 2/28 mortgage is a class of home loan known as a �hybrid" Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) . "Hybrid" means the loan combines features of both fixed and adjustable rate loans; in this case the interest rate is fixed for 2-years (or 3, 5, 7, 10 and longer) and then begins adjusting (either up or down believe it or not!) on either a monthly, semi-annual
    Posted to General Mortgage (Wiki) by Lance J. on Fri, Aug 17 2007
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