Archive for July, 2006
Niner Niner, a collaborative weblog network, has over 25 great blogs and this “Best Of” highlights just a few of the posts that were written by some of the Niner authors, in topics that range from High Heels, Ajax, HIPAA Privacy Regulation to gadgets, books and health.
In Ajax Blog, Sreejith introduces us to a [...]
Trying to get a loan for a house can be more difficult than getting your teeth pulled. Especially when the information is just as confusing before you read it. Get a good grasp on what each loan means and try to figure out which is right for you:
Real Estate Confusion
A former advertiser is suing Bankrate.com because they say that Bankrate allowed mortgage companies to run amok. Many companies were pulling bait and switch tricks when it came to the rates that they would offer consumers.
I’m sure however that things like:
a consumer would need “a direct pipeline to God” to qualify for its advertised rate
Is [...]
A year ago today mortgage loans and applications was a much higher number and people in the industry are saying that the numbers have fallen sharply from the same time year when it was higher. Experts say that loans and lending have fallen 11% since June ‘05 and that not that many people are getting [...]
The problem with getting your own house or trying to at least is that most of it can be confusing and many potential home owners find themselves getting ripped off because they didn’t know what they were doing or even where to start. Home buying have many parts. Here is one: Home Equity Loans. This [...]
I just came across a website that I think would help many people if they are looking to get a mortgage but are unsure of the cost, especially if they are renting at the moment. There are different types of mortgage calculators that you can use and you can compare rates from a few things [...]
“A potential financial disaster that could have shaken the housing market was averted because regulators discovered accounting failures at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the new head of the agency that oversees the mortgage giants said Monday. “
“Fannie Mae, the second-largest U.S. financial institution after Citigroup Inc. and the second-biggest borrower after the federal government, [...]
Kyle MacDonald a Canadian man got up one day and decided he wanted a house but with no job or ideas to get one, he figured out a plan. He would trade his large red paperclip for a house. How would he do that? With one item at a time.
He went from a paperclip to [...]
The sad fact is that millions have bad credit and that is something that will be a lot of trouble when trying to get a mortgage. For some hell will freeze over before anyone wants to work with them and their awful credit. Read this article about bad credit/mortgages.
Home Buying Process: Mortgage with Bad Credit?
A [...]
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