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Bridging Loans
by: Joseph Kenny
A couple of years ago my wife and I were in the process of selling our house. We were pretty sure we had found a buyer and had agreed on a price acceptable to both them, and us but they wouldn’t be able to buy our house for about three months. My wife and I were totally ok with this since we weren’t in any particular hurry to move, we just wanted to move into a bigger home outside of town, somewhe... (read more)
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A Mortgage Refinance with Bad Credit - The Pros and Cons
by: Monique Thomas
To many, the term 'bad credit' is the end of the world when it comes to getting financing in the near future. However, it doesn't always have to be like that, you can take the bad credit mortgage refinance option! Mortgage refinance vs. equity finance It is essential at the outset that you understand there is a fundamental difference between mortgage refinancing and equity financing. Ba... (read more)
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Thoughts On Securing A Bad Credit Mortgage
by: Kevin Erickson
Over spending, the endless nights of partying, eating out and more or less buying everything on a whim, has most likely put a dent in your financial situation and will affect how you live your life for years to come. Clearly, the best option is to dampen your lavish lifestyle sooner than later. Alleviating yourself from huge credit card, as well as other head-spinning debts by assessing your optio... (read more)
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Mortgage Marketing 101: A Crash Course In Mortgage Loan Marketing
by: Ameen Kamadia
There are a zillion ways to do mortgage marketing. Obviously we cannot cover even a small percentage of them here. But what we will cover is a few basic mortgage marketing advertising tips that can help you succeed in your mortgage marketing. Mortgage Marketing - Lesson #1 All your marketing should be held accountable for itself. This means that all your mortgage marketing advertising should be br... (read more)
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Considering a Mortgage Refinance
by: Jennifer Hershey
If you are looking for a mortgage refinance, it never hurts to shop around for the best rate and deal. Shopping around could mean the difference between paying or saving thousands of dollars in closing costs, and interest fees’. If time happens to be on your side, and you don’t need to refinance your mortgage immediately, take some time to educate yourself about the mortgage industry. By educating... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Corporate Loans - Funding Industrial Growth
by: Andrew Baker
If individuals thought that they were the only ones who had the use for loans, then corporate loans will show them that they are incorrect. The corporates, who are deemed to have a large surplus of cash, too find themselves at the mercy of the loan providers (though not in the strictest sense of the word). The use for corporate loans may emerge out of two reasons. Firstly, there maybe a shortage o... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Unsecured Loans
by: Matthew Bourne
When looking for a personal loan, borrowers normally have two options to choose from - unsecured personal loans or secured personal loans. Unsecured loans are loans where the borrower does not have to officially put down any collateral against the loan. They are open to both homeowners and tenants, although some providers of unsecured loans prefer to deal only with homeowners. The amount you can b... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Looking for a Home Mortgage? Shop Around
by: Jennifer Hershey
The mortgage industry is a highly competitive one, so it wouldn’t hurt you to shop around before you decide on which company and which program you would like to go with. There are two ways you can go about shopping around for a home mortgage lender. The first way would be to do the shopping yourself. Before you begin your shopping however, it is important that you take the time to educate yourself... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Guide To Refinancing Your Mortgage
by: Ron King
Refinancing your mortgage can mean great savings for you and your family. Replacing your existing mortgage with a lower interest loan, changing the term of your loan, or even consolidating all your debts into this new loan could save you money, both monthly and over the life of the loan. The rule of thumb is when interest rates are 1.5 to 2% lower than you are currently paying on your mortgage, it... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Finding a Mortgage Refinance Advisor
by: Jennifer Hershey
If you are looking to refinance your home for a lower rate, or you are interested in a refinance with cash out to do some home repairs, buy a new car, etc., you may want to consider finding a mortgage refinance advisor. There are actually two ways you can go about refinancing your home. The first would be to do the shopping around for a refinance on your own. The second way would be to locate a mo... (read more)
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