home loans – mortgage refinance second mortage

February 1, 2010

which is a better mortgage loan?

Filed under: Personal Finance — Tags: , , — admin @ 7:28 pm
kk asked:


I am not sure what is a better home loan option:
5.75% no pts, pay closing or
6.125% no points and no closing cost?

JARVIS

January 27, 2010

If my parents give me a house what kind of loan do I get to make improvements?

Harold asked:


My parents are giving me their current house and building a new one. The house needs some improvements (Kitchen, Bath, Carpets, etc) what is the best loan to get? I currently rent so I don’t have a mortgage. Do I get a home equity loan, first mortgage, home improvement loan? Please help.

EDWARD

July 12, 2009

Mortgage affects credit score by how much?

Filed under: Personal Finance — Tags: , , , — admin @ 12:39 am
Aaron asked:


I had a score of around 700 and recently bought a home for 200k. I got a 30 year fixed loan at 5 percent. I’m only 23… Well I just checked my score and its now 687. I’m guessing my score went down due to mortgage loan. How long will it take to go back up? And how much does a mortgage improve my credit?

ISIAH

March 12, 2009

Does a borrower receive cash money when s/he loans a mortgage?

firstquality72 asked:


I am confused a little bit about mortgage. Just say i wanna buy a house, then i’ll go to a bank to loan money to buy that house. That’s called a mortgage, right? But, what i don’t know is whether i will receive cash money from the bank or not? Or the loan for mortgage just shows, OK from now on, i will have a loan with some certain amount of dollars with the bank without i need to have the cash money in my hand. The cash money is the business between the bank and the house’s owner such as the realtor. So, can anyone tell me does the mortgage work like that? Thanks.

KIRBY

February 8, 2009

Is the sub prime lending crises due to banks trying to unload mortgages/bussiness loans of illegal alians?

tuff2bme001 asked:


What are the major “low” lending standards that has caused the “sub prime” mortgages crises?

JAMAR

January 21, 2009

My fiance has bad credit. I have been approved for a mortgage. Should I add him to the mortgage?

Shirley F asked:


Will the rate increase if I add him to the mortgage after I have been approved and made a few payments? We make close to the same money and he will be paying at least half of the mortgage loan. I want him to be co-owner of the house even though he has 30K in credit card debt.

SHELBY

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