Mortgage Articles
1: Typical Lender Required Repairs for FHA Loans
When getting FHA financing to purchase a home, it is important to know that the FHA guidelines will often require repairs to be made to the home before the purchase will be approved. This article explores some of those common repairs.
2: FHA 203K Loans for Dummies
This article explores the FHA 203K "Rebab" loan.
3: Buy To Let Mortgages and Landlords Building Insurance
A buy to let mortgage is a type of mortgage loan obtained to buy a property. However their are also other considerations such as landlords building insurance.
4: How to Compare Fixed Mortgage Rates
If you are purchasing a home for the first time, you would go for the first time buyer's mortgage. This is an easy mortgage and that's why it is directed at first time buyers as it caters for problems that first time buyers might be faced with.
5: Compare Mortgages To Find The Best Deal
All a mortgage really is is like a specialized kind of loan that gets issued to individuals that qualify to purchase themselves a home. There are so many different mortgages available for one to choose from at the moment, that is has become very important that you check and compare mortgages before you just choose one.
6: Buy to Let Bridging Loan Advice
A buy to let mortgage is a type of mortgage loan obtained to buy a property. Sometimes a buy to let bridging loan will be necessary if the mortgage cannot be obtained quck enough
7: Will the "Credit Freeze" Keep Me From Getting a Loan?
With phrases like "Credit Freeze" and "Depression" flooding the airwaves, no wonder consumers don't think they can get a new home loan. This article explains how that simply isn't the case.
8: What To Do If You Have Been Mis-Sold An Endowment Policy
Complaining about your mortgage or endowment can be a drawn out affair of phone calls, letter writing and waiting. But if there is a problem with your policy which can be linked to unsuitable advice given by the provider, the matter should be addressed.
9: First Home Buyers Make A Comeback
The residential property market has been buoyed by the return of first-home buyers, new figures have shown.
10: Government Aid Package To Help First-Time Home Buyers - More Stamp Duty Exemption
The newspapers might be full of doom and gloom but the credit crunch and general economic downturn has to be good news for someone. Despite the stories about first time buyers being forced out of the market by banks refusing them large mortgages, the housing recession poses a great opportunity for those wishing to get their first foot on the ladder.
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