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going to the big banks will always give you a slightly higher rate because of their huge overhead.
it really depends if you have good credit or not…decent to bad credit ….a broker will always be your best choice.

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Answer by CreditAlignment.com
going to the big banks will always give you a slightly higher rate because of their huge overhead.
it really depends if you have good credit or not…decent to bad credit ….a broker will always be your best choice.

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Question by arndtmb: How do interest only mortgages work and what is the catch?
have been quoted 7.25% on a 30-mortgage on a fixed rate basis. Also was quoted 6.375% on a 30-year interest only payment schedule. Although this reduces the monthly payment, how does this pay off a mortgage? Does this require additional payments to reduce the principal?

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I wrote an entire blog on this. I hope it is helpful. I have done a tremendous amount of analysis on the subject.

Bottom line – don’t do it if it is the only way you can afford the house. Otherwise, they are great for the right customer.

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You have two years left to pay on a mortgage and you want to refinance? In addition to the penalty for early payment, don’t forget that there will be closing costs attached to the re-finance. Right ow, you are paying mostly principal on your current mortgage. Any savings you see in your monthly payments will probably be offset by the additional interest you are going to pay by extending the new mortgage to 5, 10 or 30 years.

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www.Kingwoodmortgageguy.com (Mike Durr) gives some simple but valid information on how to shop for your mortgage. Most people shopping for mortgages attempt to scrutinize al of the costs incurred. The problem is that the mortgage is one part and should be compared on its merits, if you want to shop for title companies, thats a whole different shopping experience. The mortgage lenders generally does not have much say in what title company you use. If you are buying, the sellers agent generally chooses the title, if you are refinancing you can shop for the best and least expensive title company. Here are Mike’s main points, compare the lenders closing costs, and the rate to get a clear and simple comparison. Ask the question, what’s the rate if I lock today for 30 days? Then ask the same question to any other lender. If they will not give you a estimate of the costs, you should not walk away, you should run! To get additional information check out http
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MoorishArchives.blogspot.com – Taj Tarik Bey discusses Moorish Americans’ (so- called “blacks”, “negroes”, “colored”) birthright and why a mort-gage (“dead pledge” mort=dead – gage=pledge) is a fraudulent and invalid contract. Origin of MORTGAGE (Websters) Middle English morgage, from Anglo-French mortgage, from mort dead (from Latin mortuus) + gage gage 1gage noun \?g?j\ Definition of GAGE (Webster’s) 2 something deposited as a pledge of performance. Understand why a mortgage is also a “dead pledge” to “pay” as there is no lawful money in circulation (Federal Reserve Notes are not constitutionally lawful money) Learn why you are not the “owner” of your house (even after you “pay” the mortgage off”) but a “resident tenant” and the true reason that you must pay property taxes. Learn why you, as a nationalized Moorish American, would NOT be lawfully obliged to tax on your land and income from your labor. After viewing this video and others on this channel, ask yourself: Am I “Black”, “African-American”, “Negro” or “colored”? Having referred to yourself and by others as any one of those adjectives all of your life, do you STILL want to be? Knowing what you have learned, what will you do about your nationality and legal STATUS? Let your friends and loved ones know about what you have learned from watching.

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Getting A Mortgage Today – June 18, 2010


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Getting A Mortgage Today panelists (from Right to Left)
* Jacqueline Zinetti, Asst. Vice President for Bank of America Home Loans
* Karen E. Melon, Mortgage Executive for Bank of America
* Jonathan Joachim, Home Mortgage Consultant for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
* Barbara Siegel, President & Principal Title Officer for HSB Title Services, LLC

Getting A Mortgage Today – June 18, 2010


Image by Eastern Bergen County Board of REALTORS
Getting A Mortgage Today panelists (from Right to Left)
* Jacqueline Zinetti, Asst. Vice President for Bank of America Home Loans
* Karen E. Melon, Mortgage Executive for Bank of America
* Jonathan Joachim, Home Mortgage Consultant for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
* Barbara Siegel, President & Principal Title Officer for HSB Title Services, LLC