These days all lenders are more than willing to provide joint mortgages. Besides getting better loans, here are four more reasons why someone should opt for them.
1. Deposit – This is a simple numbers game. Two people sharing the burden is much easier than one person bearing all the burden. Also, the bigger deposit you [...]
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One of the blogs I frequently visit is BlownMortgage which has been around for quite a while. There was quite an interesting post on it a few days back. Even though the original post from the archives is from 2007, yet I thought I’ll link it over here as it’s quite a well intended piece.
From [...]
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If you are thinking of buying your own home you will eventually come across the words “title insurance”. But what is meant by that?
For the most part, title insurance is almost always required by the lender. This insurance will protect the lender againts loss resulting from any legal claims by others against the purchased [...]
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Well, let’s face the facts. Now, that may seem like the easiest thing to do, however, I see it day in and day out, that the most difficult thing for clients who come to our company is ‘facing facts’. Some clients with bad credit report just want someone to waive a magic wand and make [...]
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Well, here is another video which I again think can be really useful for someone fighting the mortgage battle. It was featured on CNBC News3. Now, some may consider a service like this to be a great one, however, an interesting fact over here is that Australian Government came down rather harshly on companies like [...]
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There has been a growing hype about the mortgage contingency plan. For those who aren’t familiar, this is a provision in the purchase contract in which the buyer is only obligated to the sale if he/she is able to get a mortgage. I found an interesting article by R. Bailyn whose blog I frequently read. [...]
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The first and the foremost question which arises is why to go for a bad credit mortgage? Now, to some it may (and it usually does) seem like a ‘bad’ idea, however, one must not forget that no matter how many statistical tools the institutions may use to evaluate your credit value, they never take [...]
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