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  • Examples of Mortgage Advertising

    In a time when consumers are bombarded by advertising, it can be easy to forget how much thought actually goes into creating an effective advertisement. And the goal of virtually all advertising is to be effective: in other words, to motivate the consumer into taking an action and typically spending money. With mortgage advertising, this tends to be an even bigger hurdle to clear, because very few people can or would make a quick decision about taking out a mortgage to purchase a home. As a result, mortgage advertisements tend to provide very carefully constructed messages that feature some major…

  • Homeowners' Insurance Requirements for a Construction Mortgage

    Construction loans are loans extended to new homeowners who wish to construct their loans from scratch. These loans are often revolving--meaning that a line of credit can be accessed as a consumer needs funds to pay contractors, buy supplies and finance furnishings. These loans usually come with a temporary-to-permanent clause that gives consumers a fixed mortgage upon completion. There are specific insurance coverages required for these loans.

  • How to Compare Construction Mortgages

    Home construction mortgages aren't for everyone. However, if you are planning on building a home and need one of these specialized loans, you still have to perform due diligence to find the best loan. That means a side-by-side comparison of construction mortgages.

  • How to Get a Construction Mortgage

    When you are ready to build your dream home, you will most likely need a loan to purchase the land, hire the contractors and complete the house. You don't need a degree to navigate the home construction loan process. Simply follow these easy steps to gather everything you need.

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