Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com and Best Money Moves
questions@thinkglink.com
TwitterFacebookLinkedinYoutube

Ilyce

About Ilyce Glink

Ilyce Glink is an award-winning, nationally-syndicated columnist, best-selling author, and radio and television personality. She is the best-known consumer advocate for home buyers, sellers, and owners, and her content touches millions of readers, viewers, and listeners each week. She is the Founder/CEO of Best Money Moves, an employee benefit that companies provide that helps employees measure financial stress, then dials it down with a unique content mapping system. She is also the Founder/CEO of Think Glink Media, a digital content agency, and the Publisher of ThinkGlink.com. Listen to Ilyce on WGN Radio each week, follow her on Twitter, and sign up for the ThinkGlink free weekly newsletter, in the blue box at the bottom of this page.
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail

When to Stop Shopping For Low Rates While Refinancing

By | October 29th, 2010|

When is it time to stop shopping for low rates while refinancing? Shopping for low rates while refinancing is important, but eventually you have to stop shopping for low rates and just refinance. Shop for the lowest rate while refinancing. Mortgage rates are at historic lows, so shopping for the lowest rates while refinancing is smart. Shop for low rates while refinancing but don't forget to settle on a low rate while refinancing. Find a low rate and use it to refinance.

Closing Costs of Refinance Should Factor in Decision to Refinance

By | October 29th, 2010|

Closing costs of a refinance should factor in decision to refinance. When refinancing, consider the costs of the actual refinance. While it may seem like going for a lower mortgage rate will always save you money, the costs of refinancing also need to be considered. If you are thinking about refinancing to save money, do the math on how much the refinance will cost you before you decide to refinance your mortgage.

Wells Fargo Admits 55,000 Foreclosures Had Errors

By | October 27th, 2010|

Wells Fargo Admits 55,000 Foreclosures Had Errors. But just because 55,000 foreclosure filings contained procedural errors doesn't mean the foreclosures aren't valid. In fact, Wells Fargo affirmed that the foreclosures are valid and that no one received a foreclosure filing in error. (At least, that's what they intend us to believe.) And, Wells Fargo said it would not institute a foreclosure freeze.

Wells Fargo Says 55,000 Foreclosures Had Problems

By | October 27th, 2010|

Wells Fargo Says 55,000 Foreclosure had problems. Wells Fargo issued a statement today admitting that 55,000 foreclosures had what it called "technical" problems. Completed affidavits are signed and notarized as a last-step intended to comply with applicable law. But the company has identified instances where the final review of the affidavit did not adhere strictly to foreclosure procedures. But the company does not believe it needs to institute a foreclosure freeze or "moratorium".

Ilyce Glink Show – October 24, 2010 – More News About Foreclosures

By | October 24th, 2010|

Ilyce Glink Show Notes - October 24, 2010 - On today's Ilyce Glink Show, we talk more about foreclosures and the option of foreclosure freeze: What is happening with foreclosure freezes? Will this help families? How are homes being appraised? For more information on the foreclosure freeze, check out these recent blogs: Foreclosure Freeze: Did the banks Lie on Their Affidavits? Foreclosure Freeze: Don't Worry the Federal Government is Gunning for Mortgage Lenders Foreclosure Freeze: Ilyce on Good Morning America

Refinancing Investment Property Could Be Best Option

By | October 22nd, 2010|

Refinancing an investment property could be the best option for homeowners. Refinancing an investment property could be the best option to avoid missing payments. Talk to a mortgage lender to get a loan on your primary residence and save your investment property. Refinance may not be available for certain investment properties. Mortgage lenders and brokers can help you decide on a plan to pay off your investment property. If you are behind on payments for an investment property, refinancing could be your best option.

Homeowners’ Tax Credit Only Available for Homeowner

By | October 22nd, 2010|

*Homeowners' Tax Credit Only Available for Homeowner * Homeowner's tax credit is only available for homeowners. Only a homeowner can apply for a tax credit for that home. The homeowner's name must be on the deed to be eligible for a tax deduction. Filing for partial ownership can help mortgage paying tenants receive tax credits. Tenants might receive a tax deduction but homeowners' tax credit is only available for homeowner. Use an accountant to see if you qualify for a homeowners' tax credit.

Renter’s Insurance: Do You Need It, and What Does It Cover?

By | October 22nd, 2010|


What does renter's insurance cover and do you need it? Do you have renter's insurance? Are you thinking about getting renter's insurance but don't know what it costs and what it covers? Renter's insurance covers your liability. A landlord's insurance does not cover a renter, so consider buying renter's insurance. Talk with an insurance agent to better understand what renter's insurance covers and if you need it.

Tips to Make the Mortgage Closing Process Easier

By | October 22nd, 2010|

The mortgage closing process is already difficult enough. Make the mortgage closing process easier by avoiding errors in the loan documentation. When going through the mortgage closing process on a home loan, documents should be checked for any and all errors. A mortgage banker warns that mistakes could be costly in the mortgage closing process. The best solution for the mortgage closing process is getting loan documents in on time and giving your mortgage banker plenty of time to look through the loan documents.

Missing Loan Documentation Leads HUD Homeowner to OCC

By | October 22nd, 2010|

Missing Loan Documentation and Bank Confusion leads HUD homeowner to complain to the OCC. HUD homeowner complains to OCC after missing documentation and bank confusion. HUD homeowners may have to appeal to the OCC if their case is ignored by the bank. Lenders' miscommunication pushes homeowners to OCC. Confusion and missing documentation can confuse homeowners working with the OCC on a case. Try to find someone in the bank or at OCC that will help you sort out your payments.

see more posts

Archives

Recent Tweets