Posts Tagged ‘Mortgage’

Question by Adam: Is there a good web site that shows me how the most current mortgage interest rates are?
I’m in escrow and waiting to lock in on my loan. My lender said the rates killed me today as it went up a bit. Is there a good way to track this online so I can see what the most current rates are doing?

Best answer:

Answer by Alterfemego
try bankrate.com

What do you think? Answer below!

Texas Mortgage and Refinance Launches New Website

datePosted on 20:55, September 23rd, 2011 by admin

Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) September 16, 2008

Texas Mortgage and Refinance, an experienced mortgage brokerage firm, launched its new company website in July of this year. The website offers the lowest interest rates in Texas, along with experienced Texas mortgage broker specialists who provide fast service for Texan homeowners and home buyers.

Texas Mortgage and Refinance offers Texans the opportunity to find Dallas mortgage loans, to refinance their current Dallas home loan and to consolidate their debts. Having been in business for several years, this Dallas mortgage lender is noted for the low interest rates they offer and the superior service they devote to each client. Their Dallas mortgage offerings are developed keeping in mind their goal of helping Dallas consumers purchase homes.

What is the lowest amount of money a loan mortgage will allow on a home loan?

datePosted on 09:02, September 23rd, 2011 by admin

Question by stacy j: What is the lowest amount of money a loan mortgage will allow on a home loan?
i.e. 40,000 mortgage or 140,000 mortgage. In other words I want to buy a home for 20,000 will a morgage company give a loan for that amount? Is there a based amount for mortgage companies? I live in NC area if that helps

Best answer:

Answer by lastcaress21
I tried to take out a 25,000 mortgage, and got told that at minimum I needed to take out a 40,000 mortgage, and that was in Pennsylvania, in 2004.

Why aren’t mortgage brokers and lenders hiring loan processors from home?

datePosted on 14:51, September 21st, 2011 by admin

Question by Carmen W: Why aren’t mortgage brokers and lenders hiring loan processors from home?
What are some “cons” as to why mortgage brokers and lenders aren’t hiring their loan processors from home? Especially in the new age of “paperless” offices?

Best answer:

Answer by Rob B, of MD
Because of the privacy issues with borrowers credit information, for one – the Lender has control over what is in its own offices. Also, as for the brokers, they’re on the road, often, anyway, so when they do need to return to a desk, it should be at the office. I hope this helps.

What is the best rate you have found for a mortgage loan in Dallas?

datePosted on 20:51, September 20th, 2011 by admin

Question by Copernicus: What is the best rate you have found for a mortgage loan in Dallas?
My wife and I are looking to buy a home in the near future. What is the best rate that we should expect? We have great credit and even better street cred.

Best answer:

Answer by mazziatplay
You know, rate is only one piece of the puzzle and besides, by the time you are ready to buy who knows where rates will be.

You would be better served by choosing the best lender to work with, one who will act with your best interests at heart and not just with their commission in mind.

Total Mortgage Approved with Fannie Mae as a Seller/Servicer

datePosted on 09:01, September 20th, 2011 by admin

Milford, Connecticut (PRWEB) September 13, 2011

Total Mortgage Services, LLC, a leading mortgage lender, announced today that it has received approval with Fannie Mae to be a seller/servicer for one-to-four family first lien mortgages and can now retain mortgage servicing rights, expand product offerings as well as sell and pool loans into mortgage backed securities. Total Mortgage has been assigned Fannie Mae Seller Service Number ? 27127-000-3.

TexasLending.com to Discuss Rise in Mortgage Rates on KLIF AM Radio

datePosted on 15:01, September 19th, 2011 by admin


Dallas, TX (PRWEB) September 17, 2011

Kevin Miller of TexasLending.com, a Texas home loan and mortgage company specializing in Texas refinance loans and Texas reverse mortgages, will discuss this week’s rise in mortgage rates on his weekend radio show. In Dallas/Fort Worth the show can be heard Saturday on AM 570 KLIF from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

?With this week?s rise in mortgage rates, applying now may save people the distress of missing the lowest rates in record,? commented Kevin Miller.

Q&A: Should I refinance my Home Mortgage Loan now?

datePosted on 08:56, September 19th, 2011 by admin

Question by BoostWerX: Should I refinance my Home Mortgage Loan now?
I don’t know if I should refinance my home mortgage loan now since the interest rate is fairly low (4.63%). My interest rate now is 6.31% Do you think it will get any lower as of now? The National Average Mortgage Rates seems to be fluctuating a bit but slowly dropping. Anyways just want to refinance before the rates go up.

Website used if it’s any good…..

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/mortgage_rates/

Best answer:

Answer by Rfer
Yes u should

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interest rates of student loans vs. home mortgage which one are higher?

datePosted on 02:52, September 19th, 2011 by admin

Question by edibulku: interest rates of student loans vs. home mortgage which one are higher?

Best answer:

Answer by TM
Home mortgage should be higher
home mortgage interest at 5.5% ~ 6.5%
Student loans interest at 3% ~ 4%

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is there anyone here who could help me find a lowest mortgage loan? Thanks?

datePosted on 12:32, September 17th, 2011 by admin

Question by nofool: is there anyone here who could help me find a lowest mortgage loan? Thanks?

Best answer:

Answer by Joe
In today’s market – the smartest thing you can do is to visit your local bank and talk to a live person (ask to see a mortgage originator). Rates are as good or better than ever (if your credit is good) and, with the real estate slowdown, mortgage originators are bending over backward to work with borrowers.

Stay away from the online mortgage companies While they can do a good job, if you run into a problem there is no one sitting behind a desk you can go visit face to face.

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