Archive for May, 2009
Saturday, May 30th, 2009
ASIAN GAL asked: The Mortagage Rate is up to 7% now. If I want to buy a house around $150,000. If I buy point? is worth it? Thanks alots
Calvin
Tags: Mortagage Rate, Mortgage Rate
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 2 Comments »
Friday, May 29th, 2009
ron janie N asked: i believe some banks are paying in the neighborhood of 25 cents on the dollar.
Joseph
Tags: Banks, Cents On The Dollar, Mortgage Bank
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
Green Eyed Gila ver2.0 asked: I disagree most responsible people who were smart and saved a large down payment took care of their credit can afford their mortgages - it is only the irresponsible people who bit off more then they could chew by not doing their homework and not being realistic in their home purchase.
Patrick
Tags: Home Purchase, Homework, Mortgages
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
z06texas asked: with excellent credit on stated income
Alexander
Tags: Best Interest, Interest Rate, Stated Income
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009
rlc_60504 asked: My wife and I are both employed. We are seeing around 2%-3% returns on our 401k investments each year. Our fund options aren’t that great. Here is what we are considering…Taking the amount we are contributing to our 401ks that IS NOT MATCHED and using it to pay down our mortgage. We would continue to put the amount necessary into the 401ks to get the matches. Since our mortgage rate is 5.625%, it seems like we would be getting a better return on the money than making the 2%-3% that our 401ks are returning on that money. I know that we would be decreasing the amount of interest we are paying on our mortgage each year and reducing the amount going into the 401ks so there are some tax implications. We are both contributing more that 10% to 401ks right now. Which is better? Paying down the mortgage or getting 2%-3% returns on our 401ks?
Eric
Tags: Fund Options, Mortgage Rate, Tax Implications
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 8 Comments »
Monday, May 25th, 2009
Kavan Lee asked: My situation: 950K purchase price, and I’m putting 300K down (loan principle is about 650K). FICO is 776. 30 years, with 5 years fixed. No points. My mortgage is at 6.125%.
My questions:
1. Assuming tax/insurance of about 1100/month, what would my monthly payment to the bank be?
2. How good is this deal?
Thanks!
Dolores
Tags: 300k, Mortgage Rate, Principle
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 3 Comments »
Saturday, May 23rd, 2009
NOne N asked: i need to know for my class. thnk You
Arthur
Tags: Discount Rate, Mortgage, Present Value
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 1 Comment »
Thursday, May 21st, 2009
Borat asked: If so, doesn’t all those credit inquiries hurt your credit? Or, can you provide your credit report to prevent them from pulling it?
I’m trying to learn how to shop for mortgage loan rates….
Arnold
Tags: Credit Inquiries, Credit Report, Mortgage Rates
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
George asked: The broker says my rate will be around 6.5% but they have to state APR 7.5% because it has to includes Mortgage insurance because of not putting 20% down. Is this correct? I understand I have to pay the PMI but should my APR be around the 7%? The loan is around $400K 3% down.
Ronnie
Tags: Document States, Fha Mortgage, Mortgage Broker
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 6 Comments »
Sunday, May 17th, 2009
Ryan - Counselor asked: The radio was talking about government mortgage help for people who can not afford their mortgage and are in a variable rate mortgage. Where do I find information about this? Thanks, Ryan.
Willie
Tags: Find Mortgage, Mortgage Information, Variable Rate Mortgage
Posted in Mortgage Loans | 3 Comments »