A lot of people get their credit score impacted by medical bills. They assume that the insurance company took care of it. Even if it's a small thing, anything that brings a collector to your door is not going to be a pleasant thing. The great
Help your buyers to be very upfront with your loan officer and with your real estate professional. Don't lie about anything, because it's going to get found out. The things that I have heard just absolutely blow my mind.
Those are the couple of things that you really have to deal with in a real estate transaction. And there's some good reason for that. A charge off can turn into judgment, a judgment can affect title and lien your title. So that's the last thing
If the interest rate drops or you can drop the mortgage insurance and the difference offsets the closing costs, then yes. But when it's just paying off credit cards, unfortunately, I've been doing this 22 years and I've worked with a lot of the
Raise your hand if you love mortgage insurance. This insurance can be dropped with a refinance, but you need to weigh the costs of doing so. Is it the right time?
IF you can do a no closing cost loan then it is a great idea. But most often there will be some closing costs you will need to weigh the length of time you plan to be in the home with the savings and the values that are likely going up. They a
Even if you own your primary home free and clear if you do not plan to live full time in your 2nd home you cannot claim it as a primary residence on the mortgage.
If you get a loan for an owner-occupied loan is that you need to plan to stay in the property for a year. 3 boxes or choices when getting into a loan 1-Owner Occupied 2- 2nd home 3-investment
When you are working on getting into investment properties here are some things not to do. Do not get a loan for an owner-occupied property. You may pay a bit more, but you will stay out of jail.
Most real estate professionals do not invest in their own retirement. We get so busy working that we don't stop to look at what we can invest in with real estate.
The loan estimate is just that--an estimate. Several things come into play with this including changes to the purchase price and whether closing costs are included or not,
In the past, we all got to the closing table, took a quick look at the closing documents and watched as our clients nervously signed their life away. Now there is time for them to breathe and make adjustments where needed.
Clay and John at Castle & Cooke Mortgage touch on the myth that people do not need as much down as they think. There are so many loan programs out there that they should be able to fit just about any need your clients may have.
FHA is so much more friendly when it comes to derogatory events such as bankruptcy, foreclosure and short sale than any other loan program. Your clients just might be in a better position to buy than they realize.