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How to remove FHA mortgage insurance Bankrate.com
How to remove FHA mortgage insurance Bankrate.com
Youâve got to pretty confident to say youâre #1 in both price and customer service, but thatâs exactly how âOptimum First Mortgageâ describes itself. The Southern California-based mortgage lender isnât afraid to say it has the lowest rates in the industry, or the best customer service. Itâs a bold claim (or two), but based on [&hellip
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Statistical models show that geographic location in conjunction with other key performance indicators can determine a loan’s likelihood for profitable servicing. In the interest of mitigating portfolio risk, investors perform analysis to determine the Geographic Concentration of loans in their servicing portfolio.
The U.S. forbearance rate fell nine basis points last week to 5.37% of servicers’ portfolio volume, according to a survey from the MBA.
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Javier Gonzales is legally a homeowner, but he says his first instinct is to say “no” if someone asks. This is because he hasn’t made the mortgage on the townhome he bought in years, and he doesn’t live there anymore. Gonzales says he owes $476,000 on the townhome, which is only worth around $263,000. “I don’t care… Read More
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Everyone knows that when you apply for a loan the lender will perform a credit inquiry. And everyone knows that credit inquiries hurt your credit score. What everyone doesn’t know is that credit scoring algorithms allow a “rate shopping window” so you can compare loan offers and rates with multiple lenders without hurting your score. […]
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If buying a home is your next financial goal, then you may have heard about mortgage insurance. Mortgage insurance is probably not what you expect it to be. We will cover what you need to…
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A mortgage is a type of secured loan, with the house serving as collateral. Technically, a borrower owns the house as soon as they sign the mortgage contract, but if they fail to meet their monthly repayments and any other obligations, the lender may seek to secure the asset. This process is known as foreclosure. […]
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On Saturday evening, I had a chance to chat with my friends Wally and Jodie. You might remember them from a reader case study from last August. They’re the couple that wants to get their finances in order but they’re worried because they’re starting with less than zero.
When we chatted in August, Wally and Jodie had over $35,000 in debt. They had variable incomes, but somehow seemed to spend exactly what they earned — about $3000 per month after taxes. Worst of all, they were behind on some payments.
Now, eight months later, their situation has improved.