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Home Equity Lines of Credit : How to Determine Home Equity

June 15, 2010 - 2:23 am No Comments

Home equity is a simple calculation that the bank performs to determine the type of lending value that a person has on their home equity line of credit. Subtract out the first mortgage balance when determining home equity with help from a financial specialist in this free video on home loans and money management.
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Expert: Matthew McKillen
Contact: www.innovativefg.com
Bio: Matthew McKillen has more than 21 years of industry experience in arranging loans for his clients.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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How to Start a Gold Party Business Part 8 – How much do I pay for scrap gold? Our Payment Calculator

June 14, 2010 - 11:15 pm 12 Comments

Buy Scrap Gold at Gold Parties and make money doing it! We show you how.

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Real Estate Conditions 2 – Mortgage & First Time Home Buyer Dec08 Seller to pay Closing Costs

June 14, 2010 - 10:36 pm No Comments

First Time Home Buyers use FHA Mortgage and Seller Paid Closing Costs to Buy Real Estate Now. Best Market Conditions for Foreclosures and Short Sales in Decades. Go To http://RealEstateMarketingThisWeek.com

Part 2 (Excerpt)

How having the Seller pay your closing costs can quadruple your money

On the other hand if you roll that into the loan it’s going to take you 160 months to break even on that. 160 months which is a little over 13 years, that is the antithesis of the Velocity of Money that we talk about on the show every week, so I am not convinced that its the right deal for the masses, but something that should be considered is what is the opportunity cost of taking the money out of Account X and the type of account you taking it out of has some impact too. If it’s from a brokerage account then you experience the market loss in that account and youre selling at these low price levels, I think the markets are going to turn and the opportunity costs over 160 months, youre talking about a substantial amount of money. And the additional mortgage payment is insignificant.

Obviously no one is going to allow you to pay more than the house is worth, that’s not what were suggesting. What were suggesting is merely to look at instead of simply making a lower offer than you would normally make, I’m suggesting that you consider the closing costs and what the real closing costs are in this example.

Assuming that the house is already attractively priced, one of the things that this buyer in this example should consider instead of making a lowball offer on a house that’s already priced rather attractively in this marketplace, it might make sense to consider exactly what you’re describing now. And that would be take that money or that difference and ask the seller to include those costs as part of the deal to sell the house, versus why lowball offer the house when you already know the house is the right price.

That’s exactly right and one of the other points here is in a lot of cases the closing costs dont need to be quite that high. So there is the opportunity for the home buyer to buy down, for instance, use 1% of the loan amount to buy the interest rate down. I did a calculation here today, the cost of funds changes all the time, in fact we had four price changes today. Four mortgage rate changes today, just in one day. This doesn’t apply in every scenario, but that’s why you use a certified mortgage planner, that’s why they use a FHA certified mortgage firm to do the loan to make sure that it’s the right thing to do but here’s the example of today. 1%, paying 1 point to buy the interest rate down will lower your mortgage payment, on this example of a $300,000 house, would lower your mortgage payment by $118 a month.

It’s not simple it’s not just like going to your local bank and having them give you a quote on the rate, there is so much more to it these days. I think that one of the things you’re pointing out right now is the fact that this type of negotiating exists and should be considered when making this purchase. And I know that you have already espoused that youre not a realtor in that sense, but your realtor should be talking to you about these options. If they are not, you may want to consider finding one who knows about that stuff.

They absolutely do and I’m not suggesting to anyone that they go out and find another realtor because yours is not working out for you. The reality of it is if your realtor doesn’t believe in the concept it may only be that they just don’t understand the concept. Have them give us a call, we can explain it to them. And I have simple illustrations we can share with them, how we would structure it financially, and they can, the realtor can set the price. That’s what their job is, but what our job is to make sure that you use every penny available to you to the best of your ability.

I have a question for you Brett, if you took $9000 and didnt take it out of your savings, 401K, or whatever, what will it turn into with today’s market? What would that be like?

Depending on the way the money is allocated, invested in a fixed income investment, or an interest-bearing account in a bank or whatever, what I can tell you is over the same amount of time, that $9000, over 160 months, youre probably talking about quadrupling the money. I would say that that is relatively easy and I’m not talking about taking on significant stock market risk. What I’m talking about is just compounding interest in some kind of interest-bearing account. I mean it could be a bank CD.

The other thing to do is we have this book called the Short Sale Playbook written by Ron Quinterro that we have available to anyone who is interested in it…

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Mortgage Debt Part 5: Mortgage Acceleration Software

June 14, 2010 - 10:34 pm No Comments

This video shows us how mortgage acceleration software can help us achieve our financial goals by putting our finances on auto pilot.

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Mortgage Debt Part 4: How Refinancing Mortgage Debt Compares to Accelerating It.

June 14, 2010 - 10:34 pm No Comments

In this video we compare refinancing our mortgage debt to accelerating it to see which one benefits us the most financially.

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Mortgage Debt Part 3: The True Cost of Refinancing

June 14, 2010 - 10:34 pm No Comments

In this video we take a close look at refinancing mortgage debt and what it really does for us financially. After watching this short video you’ll understand why a lower interest rate is not always a good thing and why saving money each month may mean spending more time in debt. This is an eye opening look at a financial transaction that few homeowners really understand.

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Mortgage Debt Part 2: The True Cost of Mortgage Debt

June 14, 2010 - 10:34 pm No Comments

In this video, we take an in depth look at the cost of mortgage debt, our biggest yet often least understood debt. At the end of this video you’ll know how expensive mortgage interest really is, what your actual interest rate is and why every homeowner with mortgage debt needs a good mortgage acceleration strategy.

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Mortgage Debt Part 1: A Quick Look at the True Cost of Mortgage Debt

June 14, 2010 - 10:30 pm No Comments

Learn three simple steps that will tell us the true cost of our mortgage debt. An eye opening look at how mortgage interest rates are not what they seem.

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No Credit Check At All For Your Home Equity Loan

June 14, 2010 - 10:13 pm No Comments

In this option, you have to take the time because this is more and more difficult these days. As the lenders that are offering the bad credit loans are not so easy to find today than they were sometimes ago. Yes more and more sub-prime loan departments are closing their doors. The result is the development of bad credit services. So your first job is to check and recheck correctly and seriously the company before submitting any important information. When everything seems and is correct, you will need the appraisal for your home. A professional service like this will cost you around $500. If you do not have this paper and this information then nobody will work with you. Its a simple way to assess your financial situation. The next tip I can give you is to do your search online, you will have an access to a ton of valuable information. For example, with your home appraisal document you can surely and safely use a home equity loan calculator. The next important point to consider when you are looking for a lender is to ask for an offer greater than 80% loan to value ratio on your home. This is the minimum and I do not recommend you to go further if its not the case. You know, you want to take the most of your situation. Here are the major problems that a lender will check to take his decision: A bankruptcy is not very appreciated by lenders. In this situation, you will have to provide and show two years between the application and the filing of this bankruptcy. Plus they will check if you had made some efforts to re-establish your credit. Minor and smaller debts as hospital bills, slow payments or utilities are not a big deal for them. Anyway, if you can clear and disclose now this situation, you arrive in a good condition. And this is what you need to have. When the process begins and not at then end, you need to absolutely determine your closing costs. You do not want any bad surprises when everything is finalized. I hope you have enjoyed my article to get more expert information about your home loan. This is the way to go to be on the right path. And remember the two important points you have learned today: get your new appraisal document and set early your closing costs.

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Refinance Your Home Loan: Stress-Free Mortgage Refinancing!

June 14, 2010 - 10:13 pm No Comments

http://www.HomeMortgage.com If youre looking to refinance your home loan — dont stress! HomeMortgage.com can help! Let us work for you to find multiple home mortgage quotes from top lenders. Whether youre looking for a 5 or 30 year fixed rate mortgage, HomeMortgage.com helps you feel at home with your loan by providing several mortgage refinancing options. Visit www.HomeMortgage.com today!

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