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100% Mortgage Financing With A Lowly By : Dale Rogers The financing vehicles have been in place for several years now for a borrower using some creativity with a seller to make 100% financing possible. However, the real estate market had been so hot in many areas in the U.S. the sellers did not have to even entertain anything resembling creative financing. With a softening market, creative financing is back as a helpful tool to allow sellers to unload their properties as long as an over supply of inventory exists. In this current real estate market, there are creative real estate possibilities. It won’t last forever; the time is at hand to utilize seller help and creative financing if anyone with a credit challenge needs a push on buying a home. 50 Year Mortgages, Are They Better than a Interest Only Loan? By : David Maillie As real estate prices have soared lately in several hotspots like Las Vegas, much of California, Florida, and others, banks and mortgage companies are now spreading out payments to 50 years to make them more affordable. Prior to these 50 year mortgages, interest only mortgages were touted as the way to go. The question is which is better. 7 Reasons To Use Pay Option ARMs To Finance Your Investment Property. By : Fred Hopkins Have you heard about all the bad press about Smart Loans and all the other kinds of loans that contains negative amortization? Much of it is deserved! This loan is a tool and just like any tool, there is a correct way to use it and a wrong way! Are You Looking For A Home Mortgage Online By : Jeff Schuman If you are looking for a home mortgage, the internet is a great place to start looking. However you do need to keep a few things in mind. Assessing Tax Deed Sales By : Tabitha Naylor Tax deed sales can be a very lucrative and profitable market to any real estate investor. Why? This article touches on the most important benefits. Bad Credit Home Loan Lender Waits For You! By : Sam Curtis The bad credit home loan lender has taken a lot of criticism from credit holders for sticking them with an elevated notice, murderer advance credit that is consuming up their profits. However customers should be fully aware of the conditions they are getting. It is fateful but a fact of life that the awful credit residence finance lender does not make certain the client reads the fine stamp. Be Aware of These Common Mortgage Pitfalls By : Rick Johnston Ever wonder what your mortgage broker or real estate agent is really thinking. Read the article here and on my site to find out more. Benefits of Mortgage Refinance By : Khieng Chho Buying a home is the best investment you can do in your entire life. Not only that it gives you the pride of becoming a homeowner, it also gives you the security that you have a place to stay at the end of the day. Bridge Loans, Perfect Short Term Financing Loans By : Tabitha Naylor The real estate market is a continuously evolving beast. As markets change, so do the types of loan products that become available. One of the so called “specialty” loans that is growing in popularity is the “bridge loan.” However, before committing to this type of loan, it’s important to know the basics. And more importantly, who this group is best suited for. Buy to Let Mortgage Tips from the Professionals! By : Elizabeth Grant If you are thinking about taking out a Buy to Let mortgage then you will definitely benefit from some of our professional Buy to Let mortgage tips. Caught In A Riptide Of Mortgage Debt With Rising Monthly Payments By : Dale Rogers When the nightly main stream television news leads with stories regarding mortgage foreclosures and down turning markets a viewer knows a trend has arrived. This is all backed up with data indicating the surge of properties on the market with mortgage foreclosures trending up as well. Various areas are experiencing more downside moves than others are; however, the overall is down at the current moment. Two years ago, if a buyer or seller breached the subject of a Short Sale, where the lender settles less than what is owed, the response would have been “What are you nuts?” “We’ll just put it on the market and it will be gone in two week Choosing the Right Mortgage By : Jim Pow Find ways to choose the right mortgage for you is one of the many ways of saving money on your mortgage. This article will give you a first class way to finding right mortgage Circling The Sunday Paper Classified Real Estate Ads Seemed Futile With Their Bad Credit-Then It Hap By : Dale Rogers Allen’s left index finger was on it, but he couldn’t believe what he was reading in the ad. He flipped the front page over to make sure it was the correct date. It would have been a cruel joke. There it was an ad that said: “Got a job and can afford a reasonable payment-call now and start packing.” The agent gave his name, company and phone number and it closed with the statement: “Your creative real estate specialist with good or bad credit”. Allen quickly circled the ad and showed it to Monica. They looked at each other with big grins. Monica handed the phone to Allen knowing what the end game entailed. Allen called the “specialist” hoping it was true but anxious to find out if it was another dead end. Monica looked from across the room not wanting to hear yet another disappointment. Then it happened. Considering Adjustable-Rate Mortgage Payment By : Bobbie McKee People are asking if home loans in newspaper ads showing amazingly low rates are for real. These ads are what we call adjustable-rate mortgage payments. Definite Tips To Find The Best Mortgage Deal By : An array of mortgage choice available to consumer are there to help the consumer. More often then not they result in confusing him. It does not have to be that way. Consumer can have his own shopping list when shopping for a mortgage rather than hearing out his mortgage advisor. Here is how. Dick and Jane Are Up To Their Elbows In Alligators and The Sharks Are Swimming In The Moat Around Their Home By : Dale Rogers American families are waking up to the fact they are in deep doo doo upon the receipt of the first notice from the mortgage lender holding the Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) that the mortgage payment is jumping up by a considerable margin. Family budgets are blowing up, savings are being exhausted, payments are being missed, credit card debts are exploding, credit scores are falling and their favorite dog spot does not have as many goodies to toys to play with. Discover The ADvantages of Fixed Rate Mortgages By : Lorna Mclaren Fixed Rate Mortgages provide a level of stability that makes them popular with consumers. Having fixed rate mortgages acn allow for easier budgeting on a month to month basis. Read on and find out why you need to consider fixed rate mortgages. Family Pledge Home Loans in Australia By : Chris Smith Family pledge home loans are an increasingly popular loan type in Australia. Discover whether it would suit your home loan needs. Finally ‘Suitability’ Test Arrives At The Mortgage Industry’s Gate…How Bad Does It Have To Get By : Dale Rogers The National Association of Stock Dealers (NASD) police and license stock brokers through the Series 6 and/or 7 licensing requirements as well as other controls on a nationwide basis. If an elderly person with fixed assets has a disportionate share of their assets in pork belly futures, index options or maybe a wild derivative product, this would be a case of crossing the line on suitability. Investment needs require matching with risk. Financial "Perfect Storm" Brewing Over America's Middle Class By : Warren Graham A weaker housing market is the final element of a confluence of economic currents which, if left unchecked, may well lead to a financial debacle for America's Middle Class Homeowner. This can be averted only with luck, or by timely action at the State and Federal Legislative and Regulatory levels. Find Out More About Bank Rate Mortgages By : Lorna Mclaren Mortgages are confusing and bank rate mortgages are no different. Research is the key to understanding so read on and find out more about bank rate mortgages. Fine Tune Your Budget with Mortgage Refinancing By : Trevor Goald Need cash? Paying too much in interest charges? Worried about your growing debt? Mortgage refinancing could be the answer to your financial problems. Frequently Asked Questions for Reverse Mortgages By : Barry Waxler A red hot loan package that is getting a lot of attention these days is the reverse mortgage. Common question arise regarding the loan, so let's take a closer look. General Information on Private Mortgage Insurance By : Tabitha Naylor What is PMI? And how does it relate to your mortgage payment? This article clearly explains what private mortgage insurance is, why some loans are required to have it, and some things you as a homeowner can do to eliminate it from your mortgage payment. Home Loan - Formulas And Ratios As Guidelines To Help Get The Right Mortgage By : Dean Shainin The first thing which home buyers will need to know is how much they can afford. There are various rules of thumb which are used to determine the size of a home loan you can afford. However, it is noteworthy that these formulas and guidelines will need to be taken within the context of every home buyer’s particular situation. Home Loan Rates - Important Tips On How To Find The Most Effective Type Of Mortgage For Your Needs By : Dean Shainin There are a lot of lenders available who offer various packages of home loans with many different aspects of rates. Most people do not have the time or proper education to find good rates for their situation. Home Mortgage Refinance Is A Popular Subject These Days By : Michael Connelly A discussion on the topic of home mortgage refinance and how the current state of the real estate market has prompted a lot of home owners with good credit and newly gained equity to use this good fortune to their advantage by looking into a refinance home loan. If Vince Lombardi Ever Addressed Members Of The Mortgage Industry…His Message: May Have Been…Back To Basics By : Dale Rogers Somewhere between the Stated W-2 Wage Earner Loan and the New Century Mortgage (large subprime mortgage lender) filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection mortgage practitioners lost track of the basics of the mortgage lending practices and procedures. When Vince Lombardi opened training camp at the Green Bay Packers at the first practice of the year he gathered all around and held up a football to the players and told them…"this is a football". Important Mortgage And Home Loan Terms That You Need To Understand By : Jim Johnson For most people the mortgage industry seems to speak a foreign language, with terms and acronyms that are vague and unfamiliar. And of course, when dealing with large sums of money such as those found in a home mortgage, you want to try to understand the language as much as possible in order to avoid making mistakes. Investing in Vacation Home Rentals By : Tabitha Naylor Short article covering some of the benefits of owning vacation homes as income generators. Is A Reverse Mortgage for You? By : Tabitha Naylor As the controversy wages on, reverse mortgages are becoming one of the more popular mortgages available to older homeowners. This article provides a brief over view as to the qualifications necessary to be eligible type of mortgage. Know Your Mortgage Refinancing Options in Spokane By : stick parsons Mortgage Refinance options in Spokane. Knowledge You Need To Get Mortgage Loans By : Serg Harros Getting the best mortgage for a home purchase is often a subjective thing. The best option depends on your situation, but apply the following tips and you should end up with a good deal. Lender’s Get Aggressive To Help Borrowers That Are At Default Status On Their Mortgages By : Dale Rogers The front pages are dominated with stories of the foreclosure onslaught. Those who can be helped out of their situation now have some options, which didn’t exist a few years ago. Some borrowers are so far gone with their financial situation, many times based on circumstances perhaps out of their control, the only answer may be to try a “short sale” (where the lender will accept less than what is owed), “deed in lieu of foreclosure” (where the borrower gives back the property to avoid foreclosure) or sell it (if the borrower has some equity) or allow the foreclosure proceeding to go to it ultimate conclusion. If the borrower has committed to staying in the property and fighting through the difficult period of pending foreclosure many lenders and their servicing agent are offering possible solutions. Liar, Liar, Pants On Fire… By : Dale Rogers It starts out all so innocently, the loan application (1003) is filled out while gathering the income and debts verified through credit reports and mortgage payoffs. Then the Debt To Income Ratio (DTI) is calculated dividing the debts including the new housing expense by the income and wham, it happens. The DTI is over 60%. Conventional loan guidelines historically have been around 28% for housing expenses including taxes, insurance, private mortgage insurance and homeowner maintenance fees. The total debt ratios had been around 36% for all monthly debts including the housing expense. With computer modeling and automatic approvals some DTI are allowed to float up in some cases to 50% to 60% if the borrower has lots of assets and the loan is on a full doc basis. As time passed, more and more hybrids began to show up. Mortgage Brokers were inundated with this new loan product called Stated Income. Simply the borrower would state their income on page two of the 1003 loan application and r Looking For A Second Mortgage Loan? By : Lorna Mclaren A second mortgage loan can be used for a variety of purposes and can make sense. Read on to find out more. Mortgage Loans - How To Save Money By Knowing More About A Mortgage Company By : Dean Shainin Before you decide on which mortgage company to provide your home loan, you need to know more about the inner workings and how they operate. This will enable you to know more about who you are dealing with, what loan packages they can offer, and the general terms of those packages. Mortgage Loans - Issues You Will Run Into By : Hal James.. Finance is one of those areas where the details matter. Small tweaks can save or cost you a boatload of money. This is never more the case then when we talk about mortgage loans where a small tip can save you tens of thousands of dollars. Mortgages Over The Last Decade By : Lorna Mclaren There have been changes in the last decade to many financial products, mortgages are just one. Oil Prices, Our Economy and National Disasters By : Jaci Rae With the rising cost of fuel, is our economy on the brink of disaster? Option ARMs: “The Sky is Falling…The Sky Is Falling So Says The Chicken Littles Of The World” By : Dale Rogers Option ARMs are getting a lot of adverse publicity and regulatory attention. It’s kind of like a smoker suing for cigarettes causing cancer and getting Alzheimer’s in the process regarding the dangers of smoking. Likewise, anyone signing on for an Option ARM suddenly suffers the memory loss associated with plowing through a mountain of disclosures and examples indicating the dangers of the negative amortization and everything that goes with it. The high foreclosure rates in the ARM segment of the mortgage business will eventually sort itself out. There will be properties sold below acquisition prices, short sales by lenders, and a few precipitated bankruptcies when area prices fall and become soft. Option ARMS utilized for investment property acquisition with an 80% or lower Loan To Value can lead to cash flow. Triplexes and fourplexes can meet the initial parameters of building a cash flow machine. Carefully put together Option ARMs can be an excellent mortgage vehicle for building c Phoenix Arizona Home Mortgage: Finding the Right One By : Jeffrey Nelson Examining the Mortgage Options to Find the Right One for You Phoenix Arizona Home Mortgage: Investigating Interest Only Loans By : Jeffrey Nelson Compare Interest Only Loans to Traditional Loans Phoenix Arizona Home Mortgage: Understanding Zero Down Mortgages By : Jeffrey Nelson Are Zero Down Mortgage Options Right for You? Phoenix Arizona Home Mortgage: Which Loan Option is Best? By : Jeffrey Nelson Finding the Best Loan Option for You Preparing to Speak with Your Mortgage Broker By : Tabitha Naylor When taking out a new mortgage, there are a few basics you should know. This article covers what you should know, before picking up the phone to talk to your mortgage broker. Procure a Pay Day Loan within minutes By : Kajal Thakker In course of life unexpected expenses often interrupts with sudden demand of funds. Any person can get puzzled looking for a source of money as various loans in the market takes long processing time. Thanks to Pay Day loans being the best way to procure funds within shortest period of time. Real Estate Investors…Get Off The Sideline And Get Into The Game In A By : Dale Rogers For months now many Realtors have been pacing the floor wondering where their next sale was coming from. The bad news drips off the front pages reporting for all to see how bad the real estate market has become. Thickets of real estate signs explode out of the ground much like the peak of any mushroom season. Sellers are now buying into the story believing the market is slow. For buyers who just as little as six months ago were pushing prices with little cash flow properties suddenly, these same properties have become ugly overnight. Shrewd investors always look for buying opportunities. Whether it is stocks, coins, gold, bonds, collectibles, antique cars, or real estate the investment principals apply. The typical successful contrarian looks for spots to make a move. If there isn’t any worthwhile action they simply stay liquid and move to cash. When the hand wringing begins by the general public the shrewd investor starts to lean forward on the edge of their chairs and begins to foc Refinancing Home Loan - What Is The Best Way To Consolidate High Interest Debt? By : Dean Shainin Although refinancing your home loan is generally the best way to consolidate high interest debt, it has to have specific benefits in your particular case for it to be worth it. By refinancing your home loan, you will have to be able to enjoy some benefits, mainly a noticeable lower interest rate. Rising interest rates make things difficult for first-time property buyers By : Paul McIndoe Recent figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders has revealed the finances of first-time home buyers are being stretched to record levels by rising house prices. Saving Money on Your Mortgage By : ian Williamson The dream of owning a home is becoming very allusive these days. Although everyone would like to have a home that is paid for free and clear, many people are forced to assume mortgages that will be paid over 25 or 30 years into the future. Saving The Most Money With The Lowest Mortgage Rates By : Ian Koch When you are searching for a mortgage, one of the most important things that you should consider is the mortgage rates. These are the things that will decide whether you can comfortably deal with your payments, or if they will always be a milestone around your neck. Separated at Birth-But So Different In Life By : Dale Rogers John and Patricia, wanting to take advantage of a lower interest move on their mortgage, their only debt. John always the planner chose to go on Annual Credit.com He found a past due hospital bill as part of the co-payment that had not been handled. It had been paid and John cleared it up right away. When application was made for their mortgage-John and Patricia got the best rate available. Mike and Sandy, needing immediate cash by refinancing to pay a load of installment debt just applied. Their score came back a lot lower than anticipated by 100 points. So much so, that the only loan they could get was a B/C subprime loan with payments $300 higher at the higher rate. They needed the money and went ahead. John and Patricia carefully planned and checked their credit. Mike and Sandy didn’t. Mike or John-which are you? Mike and Sandy had planned on buying an income property and did so resulting in a $700/month net cash/mo. Again, Mike or John, which one are you? Shopping for Second Mortgages By : Tabitha Naylor If you have weighed out the pros and cons, and have recently decided that taking out a second mortgage makes sense to you, there are a few things to keep in mind. This article briefly highlight’s the most important facts to consider. Soft Market Motivated Seller Contribution Fixed Rate 30 Year Mortgage Rate Buy By : Dale Rogers An anomaly is defined as a deviation from the normal order. At this very moment in many real estate markets in many parts of the country a soft market can lead to opportunities for many buyers. This anomaly will not last. It is a buyer’s market so why not maximize the buyer’s benefits by applying part of the 6% seller’s contribution to buy the loan down. Where are these opportunities to be found? In any area look for vacant homes, on a lock box with some sort of sale pressure. If the lender allows for a 6% seller contribution of the contract price on say an 80% Loan To Value loan then why not go for it. Many of these potential properties can be searched and identified using a Realtor and the local MLS system. Builders who are setting on a huge inventory of homes may be willing to grant major concessions in order to keep the price levels consistent until the home prices firm up. Buyer’s need not leave any money at the closing table. Just put your lips together and whistle. Some Of The Most Common Home Mortgage Loan Mistakes That You Must Avoid By : Jim Johnson When getting a home mortgage loan, it's easy to make mistakes that can cost you in the long run. And since you are dealing with such a large amounts of money, the mistakes can be very expensive. However, a little forethought can usually help you avoid these mistakes and pitfalls that many borrowers make. Speaking The Language of Mortgage Loans By : Hal James Whether applying for your first loan, second or refinancing, the mortgage application process can be overwhelming. Understanding the language of mortgages is a first step to understanding it. Spotting a Bad Mortgage Broker By : Tabitha Naylor The real estate market is still booming. Here are 4 tips to help safeguard you against bad mortgage brokers when the time comes for you to obtain a new home loan. Success Tips for Financial Transactions between Friends By : Tabitha Naylor Everyone always says that you shouldn’t mix business with pleasure. So, what happens when you have no other financial choice? The following tips present an outline you can follow to ensure that you, nor your friend, get burned in the end. The Chickens Come Home To Roost & When The Dust Settles-Lender Discovers Mortgage Fraud By : Dale Rogers Things were going great. Work was great. The economy was smoking and people reportedly making a killing in real estate. “Flipping” this property, buying this one, selling that one and just living the “American Dream” to the fullest. It was the best of times. At best investments tend to be cyclic in nature with tops and bottoms. Like many investors following the maddening crowd many buy at the top only to watch the value of the investment drop. Suddenly, the market slowed. “Flips” were stalled. Many investor sellers had difficulty moving their property and their bloated equities began to shrink. Then it happened, things went south, rentals slowed due to the gas shortage and there was a cutback at work. Foreclosure proceedings were started and the loan file was put under a microscope. Mortgage fraud was determined and criminal action was started against the borrower. This is the downside of committing mortgage fraud. Credit destroyed and lives are effected. The Formula To Help You Decide Whether To Refinance Or Not By : David Neehly There are many reasons why it may be beneficial to refinance you home. The obvious one is the possibility of saving money. Depending on the interest rate of your current mortgage, and how long you have been paying it off, there could be a huge reduction in the monthly payments to be had. The Right Home Mortgage Advisor Can Save You Thousands By : Dean Weber If you are in the market for a home mortgage, it's time to start doing your homework. If you don't already know it, things have changed in the last couple of years and the days of easy home mortgages are gone. The Shocking Truth About Your Mortgage! By : alicia guidry Discover what the hidden clause is in your mortgage statement and what it could mean to you. What your banker won’t tell you. This summer could be a foul season for many consumers followed by tumultuous times for the remaining years. The quadruple jinx of rising interest rates, higher credit card minimum payments, erratic fuel costs, and depressed home values could be the calamity for many families already living on the threshold of bankruptcy. The Top 5 Home Loan Mortgage Mistakes That Can Cost You Dearly By : Jim Johnson Mistakes made when getting a home loan mortgage can be very costly, adding up to several thousand dollars if you're not careful. So clearly then, it's important to know what the most common costly mistakes are when applying for a home mortgage loan, and then do your best to avoid them. The Use of Home Equity Loans - Wise or Not Wise? By : Gerald Greene Over the past few years many homes in the United States and elsewhere have appreciated by 50% to 100% and more. Is it wise to take out a home equity loan to take out some of that equity appreciation? The ‘New Congress’ Fiddles Away Valuable Time… As The 275,000 Insurable Limit For Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (Reverse Mortgages) Is Fast Approaching By : Dale Rogers While the ‘New Congress’ fiddles away valuable time Thursday the 15th of February 2007 the limit will stop future originations of Reverse Mortgages under the federally insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage. This has been a very successful program. It has been refined over many years to what it is to day. Previous private sector programs in many cases were ripping seniors off with high fees. While Congress may put a temporary lift on the 275,000 units per year of Reverse Mortgage cases that will be a Band-Aid at best There Is More Than One Way To Skin…A Real Estate Deal With Seller Flexibility In Selling Property By : Dale Rogers Jack and Mary were desperate. Mary received a big promotion in another state and Jack was looking for a new job in the same city. It was just too good to pass up. Mary was a rising star in the health care industry and with the huge pay boost and promotion it was a job she had dreamed of ever since leaving graduate school armed with her MBA. Jack was a natural born salesperson and could work anywhere selling just about anything. He liked high tech sales in the high-ticket electronics field and was close to catching on with a company in the same city as Mary’s new job. One problem, they had a large house to sell in a very slow and slumping real estate market. Soft markets can lead to flexible terms which can help complete real estate deals. Keep and open mind. There is more than one way to skin a…real estate deal. There Was This Guy Banging On The Door… Inquiring About Lis Pendens Foreclosure Action On His Home By : Dale Rogers This had been quite a turn of events for Bobby, a single dad, recently divorced with full custody of his two boys. His ex-wife had taken off with a new love found on the Internet. She said it was real love this time. During the strain of the divorce and loss of half the household income things began to slide into disarray. The latest salvo was receipt of the Lis Pendens action served by a “friendly” process server with a phony smile. A week after service there was a long line of “investors” and other inquires by mail all about “saving” Bobby from his plight Tips on How To Be a Likeable Loan Officer By : Joe Pahl A brief article on the importance of being a likeable loan officer. Understanding Interest Only Mortgages By : Lorna Mclaren When it comes to deciding on what mortgage is the most suitable for you it is best to gather as much information as possible. Read on to discover more about interest only mortgages. What is a Commercial Mortgage? By : The loan that is taken out to buy a business asset is generally termed as commercial mortgage. Commercial mortgages are used to buy offices, shops, restaurants or other type of (generally) building. But they can also be used to buy other business assets such as plant or machinery. As well as being a useful way of financing the purchase of business premises for a new business, commercial mortgages can also be an excellent way of funding the expansion of an existing business. A commercial... What Is Private Mortgage Insurance? By : KB Lim Private mortgage insurance or PMI as is known is a form of insurance new homeowners are required to purchase. This is particularly so if their down payment is 20 percent or less of the property's valued price or sale price. The main reason for private mortgage insurance is to protect lenders in the case the new homeowner defaults on their home loan. What To Do When You Are Turned Down For A Loan By : Tabitha Naylor Making the decision to take out a new mortgage is an exciting time for anyone. However, how do you bounce back if your loan application is rejected? This article offers a few tips. What You Need To Know About Mortgage Brokers And Loan Officers By : Jim Johnson Unless you happen to be paying cash for your new home, you'll need a mortgage loan in order to finance it instead. There are lots of ways to go when getting a mortgage, but two of the most common is to either use a bank loan officer or a mortgage broker, and let's discuss the pros and cons of each. When Good News Hits The New York Times, Sell By : Dale Rogers Everywhere you turn and observe in newspapers, magazines, cable, network programming, radio, Internet BLOGs, investment newsletters, real estate is bleeding badly. Bad news abounds. With a forest of real estate signs sprouting out of the ground with moss growing on the north side, things appear to have slowed in the just recent hot market. There is seller desperation in the market place. Just a few months ago, sellers would get four or five offers on a property with the winning bid at $25,000 or more above the list price. In that euphoric period, the list price was the “start” price. In that referenced selling climate, the seller would refuse any seller help to the buyer with the closing costs and prepaids. As far as repairs on flagged items found on a routine home and termite inspection. Sorry Charlie, “As-Is, Where-As” was the rule of the day. When too many buyers are chasing too few properties, prices soar. As the song goes, “What A Difference A Day Makes” When too few buyers chase When Should You Refinance Your House? By : Cornie Herring A simple guide from financial experts, you should not refinance your house unless the market rates are approximately two percent below your original mortgage lock in rate. Read this article to get more information on when is the best time to refinance your house. “RepoMan Cometh…Notice of Default Received…Now What?” By : Dale Rogers The door is opened and the Sheriff hands legal notice to you and your family that a Notice of Default has been served indicating the mortgage company is demanding all payments in arrears, penalties and costs forthwith or foreclosure proceedings will be initiated. If that sinking feeling is being laid on you or someone you know, there are some options to try and work out the problem.. When you have nothing to lose and everything to gain, why not give it a shot.

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