beekeeper asked:


I bought a House in another state , My job will allow me to transfer to the new location , the problem is that I am off work on disability for a blood infection and my job won’t give me a letter until I go back. and the Mortgage Company wants the Letter now or they want to do a stated income loan at a higher interest rate. any Ideas Thanks

Connie

Liz A asked:


If I want to purchase a house that needs major renovations, can I get a loan for the purchase price plus the amount needed to renovate/rebuild the house?

Lewis

carinyosa99 asked:


Our mortgage was sold to a company? To really bad. We thought the refinanciaci? N, but otherwise we do a really good rate for another 18 months (we have a 5 to BRAZO? Os) and won 't be able to find anything as low as we now have. It 's unfair that we all don' t have a opinias? In qui n? N get our mortgage. I doubt that having alg? N buy another, but valuable? making the question. See my question on the archivaje a complaint against a company? A mortgage and you 'll believes the reason? hate.

Eva

Spec asked:


We are watching refinanciaci? N due to a pr? Stam that the adjustable interest rate? S keep going up every 6 months, its now 10,025%. We do not want to get stuck in another man and I know what division? com? mortgage is to go to better adapt to our needs and to be honest with us. • There is a Web site that rates mortgage Companys?

Milton

Kayak Queen asked:


There are issues of credit and loan package has ido to subscribers. We 've hanging for almost 3 weeks without a' yes' or 'no' in our state of the loan. We're taking in view of our data and try another company for our mortgage loan, but we don 't know if the long wait is normal or if we're putting it in someone "s of; burner" rear. Are we being forward chaining or just impatient? Thanks for all the answers! ¡We could solve the problem today!

Denise

jsb5115 asked:


I am one of many who lost there job and or spouse that has or both. In my case my wife lost hers and living in a two income state of California my first question to myself was “how do we pay the Mortgage?”. After running the numbers, we are able to stay afloat on my income and my wife’s unemployment but there’s a catch. Our mortgage interest rate will have to go from 7% down to 4%. Does anyone know what the process is for asking for a lower interest rate?
1. Do I default now on the mortgage?
2. Do I give the mortgage company a couple hundred dollars showing that I am trying to pay back by debt?
3. Do I call the mortgage company and ask for 4% since that’s what I can afford? (before defaulting or after defaulting?)

Thanks

Corey

swtsarina asked:


Countrywide told us that for a 30 year fixed rate for a $417k loan it would be 6% because we work for the government and any mortgage company will offer the same exact rate because it is the “government rate”. Is this correct? I never heard of such a thing.

Keith

kpknight1 asked:


my original mortgage loan company sold a part of my loan to another company that other people are experiencing trouble with; american servicing company. i don’t want my loan with them. what can i do?
thx for the answers. i’m picking this answer as the best b/c he told me 2 things to do. thx so much to everyone.

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rive_gauche79 asked:


My mother died in April, leaving a home with a mortgage. I am her only child, and have been unable to pay her mortgage; it has gone unpaid for four months. I just received rights as Administrator of her estate, and will now be able to communicate with the mortgage company regarding the home. I do not want to lose the home or sell it now. I would like a loan modification, so I can rent it out, and sell it later when the market has improved. Do mortgage companies grant loan modifications under these circumstances?

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Bri up asked:

I’m getting a mortgage loan through a mortgage company but the guy that is giving me the loan seems a little bit to excited. How much money is he making off of the loan of 170,000 and what should I look out for?

Grace