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What is Reverse Mortgage?


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

A reverse mortgage is rather like selling your home or property - or part of it - and using the proceeds to fund your lifestyle. The only difference is that you still get to live in the house. What happens is that the bank gives you an amount of money that is equivalent to the […]

No Income Mortgages - Good or Bad?


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

Have you thought about getting a no income mortgage? Are you wondering if no income mortgages are good or if they are bad for you? Every situation is different so here are a few situations where a no income mortgage is good and a few where a no income mortgage is bad.
No Income Mortgages - […]

A FHA Reverse Mortgage Explained In Easy To Understand English


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

Many seniors are coming across the term ‘FHA Reverse Mortgage’ and are hearing of the benefits it could bring them in their retirement years. However, being a fairly recent financial product, many don’t understand what it really offers them. What follows are the key points and what it offers you in real terms.
Also known as […]

No Document Mortgage Loan - How To Find The Right One for you


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

No Document Mortgage Loans are very perfect for certain individuals. Specifically they are for those that have trouble proving income or verifying their job. So if you are looking for a no document mortgage loan, then you need to know the best ways to find one.
No Document Mortgage Loan Tip #1
The first thing you should […]

Mortgage Rates, No Doc Home Loan - What Should You Accept?


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

Mortgage Rates, No Doc Home Loan - What Should You Accept?
What is a reasonable mortgage rate for a no doc home loan? Should you be able to get a great rate or will it be higher than the normal rates? Here are the top 3 things to look for with mortgages rates on no doc […]

Is buying a holiday home overseas with a 100% mortgage a wise move? The Greece example


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

For the majority of people looking for a holiday home abroad, a housing loan or mortgage that will provide them with 100% of the house value seems like a gift rather than an option. We are at a time where people receive offers of this kind via e mail.
However, it is a well known […]

What is a Mortgage Offset?


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

A home loan with an offset facility is a great money saver for some people. Basically, it is simply joining up your savings account to your loan account. Then, say you have a loan of $120,000 and $20,000 in your savings account; you will only pay interest on $100,000. You earn no interest with a […]

Stamp Duty


Posted in Mortgage from Investor on 3. Feb. 2008

Stamp duty is a payment in the long list of things that a homeowner must pay when getting a mortgage. The term refers to an amount of money that is charged on various transactions such as the sale of real estate and other things. While Stamp Duty was charged under the Stamps Act of 1958, […]

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