[ad_1] With the Fed chairman continually raising interest rates, the refinance boom for first mortgages may be over. In the last 3 years, millions of homeowners were fortunate enough to lock into thirty year fixed rate mortgages at 5.5%. With the market shifting and the rates climbing, it’s time to…

[ad_1] A survey by Harvard Business School found 78% of baby boomers and millennials want to buy a home. The catch? Most ‘think’ they can’t afford one. In many cases, this may be true. But the research also discovered many can. It found many had an income, credit rating, and…

[ad_1] Ever hear of a rehabbing loan for ordinary buyers? Many potential buyers do not realize that they may get a lot more home for their money by buying a distressed property with a 203K loan. The FHA 203K loan simply bundles the cost of rehabbing a distressed property into…

[ad_1] Upcoming Surety bonding requirements this year. This year we will see a lot more new surety bonding requirements from a variety of obligee’s. The reason why this will occur is because of the influx of claims from business defrauding the public. As businesses are facing closure desperate companies are…

[ad_1] This is the second in a series of three articles warning home buyers and sellers about the main tricks estate agents use to get hold of your money. These articles are aimed at helping you avoid being fleeced by your estate agent. Selling to buyers Although we all know…

[ad_1] Certain businesses tend not to focus on website marketing to get new clients despite an overwhelming amount of evidence that shows consumers are seeking out these businesses on the web. Handyman are a great example of an industry that tends to discount the importance of using their website for…

[ad_1] IF YOU ONLY RETAIN THREE WORDS FROM THIS POST YOU WILL NOT HAVE WASTED YOUR TIME. THE WORDS ARE: “INJURY IN FACT” Article III of the Constitution of the United States as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court has long ago established a constitutional, irreducible, minimum set of requirements…

[ad_1] When you need to sell your house, things can get quite emotional. On one hand, you want to get the best possible price and terms. On the other hand, you have a timeline that might keep you up at night wondering how you are going to pull it off….

[ad_1] An unorthodox loan is defined as a loan that is not obtained through the common lenders or through the common channels. It may be a situation where your income is variable, your purpose for the loan is not conventional, you own a business or a loan is for investment…

[ad_1] Favourable Purchase: What is it? A favourable purchase is a bank term for what they call a transaction where a property is sold “off market” and under “market value”. Off market means without a real estate agent involved so the buyer and seller either know each other or it’s…