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  • FHA Refinancing Rules

    Take advantage of the various types of refinances that are available through the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). Get an FHA streamline refinance if you are seeking a quick loan with no...

  • How to Eliminate PMI or Private Mortgage Insurance

    Any loan made after July 1999, the lender is required by federal law to automatically cancel Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) when the balance falls below 78% of your purchase price. But you have...

  • FHA Streamline Refinance Rules

    One of the newest FHA mortgage products to hit the mortgage market is the FHA streamline refinance. It is a great product to help borrowers refinance with lower expenses and less paperwork...

  • Difference Between a Streamline Refinance & Conventional Refinance

    In the mortgage market today, there are two types of refinances: streamline refinance and conventional refinance. Each has their benefits and drawbacks, and knowing the differences can help a...

  • How to Lower Your Monthly Mortgage Payment

    When families review their monthly and yearly budgets, generally the largest outflow of money is related to their home mortgage payment. This article will focus on a few techniques to reduce the...

  • Mortgage Loan Regulations

    Mortgages are complicated loans that require skill and concentration to be able to close. If you are applying for a mortgage, the process can be daunting and cumbersome. The rules and regulations...

  • How Long Does It Take to Get a Mortgage Loan?

    Several factors can affect the amount of time required to be approved for and close on a mortgage loan, not the least of which is the type of mortgage being sought. A refinance mortgage requires...

  • Tips for Home Refinance Appraisals

    The result of a home-refinance appraisal is a primary factor in determining if you can refinance your home and what your rate will be. The more equity in your home, the less risk there is for your...

  • How to Process a Mortgage

    Mortgage loan processors are valued members of any mortgage team. It takes time and skill to know the ins and outs of the mortgage business. You will go through several weeks of training once...

  • Mortgage Shortfall Advice

    A mortgage shortfall occurs when your house is sold for less than the balance you owe to the lender, and the lender requires payment for the difference. This can happen in a retail transaction or...

  • How to Prepare for a HUD House Appraisal

    If you have applied for a HUD insured housing loan, you may be required to have an appraisal. Ask your loan representatives for any specific requirements and use these general guidelines to prepare.

  • How to Do Mortgage Refinancing

    In today's housing market you will want to choose refinancing a home or business mortgage. Once you make a refinancing decision, it may be tough to know how to navigate all of the financial...

  • VA Streamline Loan Laws

    Veterans Affairs streamline loans are designed to help existing mortgage customers lower their interest rates and payments and avoid foreclosure. These loans were originally implemented to give a...

  • How to Increase the Loan Amount on a Reverse Mortgage

    Reverse mortgage lending laws change fairly often. The Federal Housing Administration often changes rules and regulations regarding reverse mortgages when the housing market adjusts or the economy...

  • How to Keep Costs to Refinance Your Mortgage to a Minimum

    With the all time low interest rates on mortgages alot of people are interested in refinancing. Depending on your situation, refinancing can be a great deal if you keep the costs in check. If...

  • How to Report Mortgage Fraud

    There are thousands of mortgage lenders in the United States. While the vast majority of these lenders and banking institutions are federally-bonded and completely legitimate, there are some cases...

  • Qualifications for a Second Mortgage

    You need money. It might be for a trip, home improvements or something else. So you look to your house as a ready source of funds, assuming you have enough built up in it to provide you will the...

  • How to Refinance a House That Has Been Paid Off

    A homeowner who is getting a mortgage on a home that is paid off is doing so for only one reason, and that is to pull equity---that is, money---out of the transaction. In recent years, reverse...

  • What Is an LTV Mortgage?

    A LTV mortgage, or loan-to-value mortgage, is a percentage expressed in terms of mortgage amount on the property versus the appraised value of the property. To calculate your LTV mortgage, take...

  • How to Refinance My Wells Fargo Home Loan

    There can be a lot of advantages to refinancing your loan with Wells Fargo. You may want to get a lower interest rate or even consolidate other debt. Some people want to use the equity for home...

  • How to Get Out of PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)

    If you were unable to put down 20% on your home, most likely you are paying PMI or private mortgage insurance. It is mostly likely costing you $300-$500 per month. If so you really need to...

  • How to Remove Private Mortgage Insurance - PMI

    How to Remove Private Mortgage Insurance and save $100 a month or more. What is PMI? PMI is Private Mortgage Insurance. This is extra money that you pay each month to your mortgage company to...

  • How to Remove PMI from Mortgage

    PMI stands for Private Mortgage Insurance. If you did not have 20% in down payment money you probably have private mortgage insurance. This is built into you payment and many homeowners forget...

  • How to Negotiate Price on a Home Appraisal

    If you are buying or selling a home, you understand just how important each and every cost involved in the closing process can be. One of the normal costs involved in buying a home is the home...

  • How to Determine If I Should Change Lenders After My Appraisal Is Done

    Should you change lenders after your appraisal? Consider the financial conditions already in place with your original lender, as well as the benefits offered by others. Follow these steps to...

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