Buying a Vacation & Retirement Home
Buying a vacation home that doubles as a future retirement home requires forethought and thorough investigation. Conventional wisdom tells us to first settle on a desired location and then look for the least expensive house in the best possible neighborhood. This is of course true, but buying a ... more...

Utah Mortgage Broker
As a Utah resident it should not shock anyone that I have need of a Utah mortgage broker. Much like being born, eating, and dying, sooner or later we all will need a mortgage broker to help us get a house of our own. Getting a mortgage is an intimidating process that will effect your financial ... more...

Getting to Know Your Mortgage Company
When it comes time to buy a home, most people find they need the services of a mortgage company. After all, who has $200,000 in cash lying around? Without some kind of home loan, most people would not be able to buy a house at all.And so the mortgage company has become a major part of American ... more...

100% Mortgage Financing A Way to Avoid Private Mortgage Insurance
Ideally, traditional mortgage lenders want new homebuyers to have a 20% down payment when purchasing a new home. Thus, if purchasing a $200,000 home, you should be prepared to have $40,000 as a down payment.Unfortunately, many people do not have this kind of money lying around. For this ... more...

Consolidating Credit Card Debt with a Home Equity Loan
A Home Equity Loan is a type of revolving line of credit or loan based on the equity in the mortgager's property. The property is the collateral for the loan, and it can be usable for any purpose, although most of the time it is used to consolidate credit card debt in order to obtain debt relief. ... more...

Beware of Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Scam's
Hurricane Katrina is the largest Natural Disaster to hit the United States in over 100 years. Unfortunately when a Disaster of such a magnitude hits so do the scam artists. Web Sites are popping up all over the Internet Claiming to raise money for Victims of Hurricane Katrina (Many of them are ... more...

What is the 1% or 1250% Mortgage Interest Rate All About?
Is this real, are you kidding? Yes and No. There really are programs such as this available but a report issued by a Wall street firm suggests that some low-payment loans in todays hot market could cause problems for borrowers who dont really understand the risks they are going into. This low start ... more...

First Time Buyer Mortgages Transforming Homeless into Property Owners
Having just settled in life, you are finding the rentals putting too much of a burden on your finances. Nevertheless, you continue the payments thinking that purchasing a home would be practically impossible. There are many expenses that one has to necessarily make in order to just make a bare ... more...

Is the Real Estate Bubble About to Burst?
How long can prices rise before no one can afford to buy? In a nutshell, that is the basic question that is niggling at the back of our collective subconscious when we talk about the real estate bubble.Real estate is appreciating at staggering rates - as much as 19% in some counties in Florida ... more...