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Before You Apply

  What to do to prepare up to a year in

  advance of your mortgage application.

Can You Trust Your Loan Officer?

  Who does your loan officer really work

  for, and how do you find the best one?

Lender, Broker, or Bank?

  What type of loan Provider is right for

  you?

Types of Mortgage Loans

  The types of mortgage loans and

  their advantages and disadvantages.

Types of Documentation

  Your options for disclosing how much

  you make and where it comes from.

Underwriting

  What does an underwriter look for

  when analyzing your loan application?

Pre-Approval

  What it is and isn't and how it saves you

  time and heartache.

Credit

  What it is, and how it affects your life.

Income & Employment

  How much you need to make and for

  how long in order to qualify.

Assets/ Down Payments

  How much, where from, and what kind

  of money will work.

Down Payment Assistance

  Short on funds?  Learn about your

  options and explore these resources.

Processing

  What happens to your application after

  you sign it and before you close?

Title

  What is it, what does it mean, and how

  does it work?

Appraisals

  What is your home worth, why you

  should bother  to find out, and how

  does it affect your loan?

Alternate Financing

  Facing rejection?  Time to get creative.

FHA

  Low down payment, forgiving

  qualifications.  A great loan option.

 

 

Fixed-Rate Loans

  With a fixed rate mortgage (FRM) loan the interest rate and

  your mortgage monthly payments remain fixed for the

  period of the loan.  Fixed-rate mortgages are available for

  10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years (40 in some areas of the

  country).  Generally, the shorter the term of a loan, the lower

  the interest rate you could get.

  The most popular mortgage terms are 30 and 15 years. With

  the traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgage your monthly

  payments are lower than they would be on a shorter term

  loan. But if you can afford higher monthly payments a 15-

  year fixed-rate mortgage allows you to repay your loan

  twice as faster and save more than half the total interest

  costs of a 30-year loan.

  With bi-weekly mortgage plan you pay half of the monthly

  mortgage payment every 2 weeks. It allows you to repay a

  loan much faster. For example, a 30 year loan can be paid

  off within 18 to 19 years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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