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Foreclosures On Rise And Mortgage Lenders’ Solution

By | February 24th, 2008|

In early 2008 foreclosures were increasing which furthered the housing market slowdown, but what are solutions that mortgage lenders are coming up with? Foreclosures are forcing private mortgage lenders to pay out millions of dollars. Mortgage lenders are trying to help homeowners who are currently or about to face foreclosure.

PMI and Foreclosure Purchase

By | February 22nd, 2008|

A couple wants to buy a foreclosed home but is unsure about how PMI figures in. PMI, or private mortgage insurance, reimburses lenders for the balance above 80 percent of the mortgage, if a home becomes a foreclosure.

Good Books For Landlords

By | February 21st, 2008|

Looking to become a landlord? Authors Robert Irwin and Robert Shemin offer a few good landlord books. If you want to become a landlord you may want to read these books.

Home Seller Blackmailing Buyer?

By | February 19th, 2008|

A seller is refusing to sign closing paperwork unless the home buyer gives her $3,000 outside of the deal. What the seller is proposing is blackmail and illegal. This home buyer should contact an attorney immediately to think about suing the seller for specific performance.

Refinance Mortgage For Right Reasons Like Preventing Foreclosure

By | February 18th, 2008|

You may be wondering whether to refinance your mortgage now. Make sure to refinance your mortgage for the right reasons. Lowering taxes may not be a good reason to refinance. Preventing foreclosure may be worthwhile.

Home Owner Liability For Destroying Protected Tree

By | February 17th, 2008|

A home owner asks who has liability for an ancient tree being torn down on a next door lot. The home owner wonders if it's a neighbor, who is having a house built, has liability or if it's the builder, who tore down the tree.

Rebuild House On Lot With Mortgage

By | February 16th, 2008|

A couple asks if they should tear down their ranch house while they still have a mortgage. They say many of their neighbors tear down their houses so their street has many new brick homes. They think they can rebuild and increase their home value by several hundred thousand. To determine is it's worth rebuilding, they need to estimate all those costs associated with rebuilding, including construction and alternative living arrangements.

Refinancing Home Loan: Shop Around To Save Money

By | February 16th, 2008|

A home owner asks how to refinance his home loan. The home loan refinance market has become chaotic so it pays to shop around and save money. A good place to refinance your home loan is a credit union, where you can save a lot of money because you can often get cheaper rates.

Estate Planning Includes Assets Transfer and Medicare

By | February 15th, 2008|

As parents age they may want to transfer the title of a property to their offspring. How does a property transfer affect Medicare benefits? There may be a better way to achieve the goals aside from a property transfer.

Adding Name to House Deed Without Consent

By | February 14th, 2008|

To transfer a deed to a home, the persons involved must consent. If a person wants to give a gift of real estate, they can purchase the property and deed it to someone else. But putting someone on a deed will not be sufficient to transfer title of the property to the recipient.

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