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    Mortgage loan fraud is a common and often overlooked crime; it is taking place with increased prevalence today, due to the predominance of third-party loan originators (both brokers and conduit lenders). This type of fraud takes many different forms and is committed by buyers, sellers, attorneys, title companies, and others; in most cases it is overlooked by individuals, corporations, and law enforcement because it is seen as a “victimless crime”. In recent years, the booming real-estate market has

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    When shopping for a mortgage loan, the first thing to consider is which type of mortgage is right for you. Mortgage loans come in two basic categories, fixed rate and adjustable rate; but within these two categories, there are several other possible loan types that many consumers mistakenly don't take the proper time to educate themselves about. In this article, we will be addressing fixed-rate loans. Most people know what the terms of a fixed-rate mortgage entails; basically, the interest rate

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    For Your First Mortgage Are you in the process of purchasing your first home? If so, do you understand the ins and outs of the mortgage application process? There is no doubt that buying your first home is an exciting, yet nerve-wracking time. There is so much to consider; therefore, it is easy to wonder whether you are making the right decision or not. The good news is that there is plenty of help available for first-time home buyers. All you need to do is ask! What is a Mortgage? In a nutshell

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    Primary Borrower

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    1527 × 2289 Caption A mortgage opened by two people is commonly referred to as a joint mortgage. Alternate Text Group Relationships are all about making a commitment. After saying the "I-do's" and committing to each other, couples may want to take the step toward homeownership, requiring another type of commitment: the mortgage. When two people open a mortgage together, one is named the primary borrower and the other the secondary borrower. Determining who will be the primary and secondary borrowers

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    Home Purchase Loans Make Your Dream a Reality Home ownership has, for generations, been described as the American dream. However, home ownership isn't generally possible without the help of a lender. Home purchase loans make it possible for prospective homeowners to finance the purchase of a property, allowing families to own a property without having to save the entire purchase price first. In fact, common loans currently available make it possible for families to move into a new home while paying

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    a homeowner in Massachusetts, there are a variety of mortgage issues that you face. If you are having difficulty paying your mortgage, I can help. There are steps I can take to assist you with keeping your home, delaying foreclosure, or selling your home via a short sale. Some options include: • Using a loan modification

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    promised cash flows from loans and securities which may not be paid in full. Mortgages represent a primary asset and are the main reason for credit risk at banks. In 2003-2006, banks took on very excessive risk when granting or purchasing mortgages and suffered the consequences. Mortgages can be insured by banks to decrease risk, but banks will often (especially after the credit crisis in 2008) choose to perform credit analysis on applicants, geographically diversify their loans, and incur the risk themselves

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    to be ready for what to expect when it comes to dealing with things like your mortgage. Here are 3 potentially mistakes you may make when getting a home, with ways to prevent them from happening. Using Your Full Loan Offer From The Bank The first step of getting a mortgage is to get pre-approved with a local mortgage lender. They will look over your finances, and then determine how much money they are willing to loan you to buy a home. This is usually based off of savings, income, and current debt

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    the bank) takes back ownership of a property because a mortgage, or other loan taken against the property, hasn 't been paid. It 's generally used as a last resort if you, as the owner, cannot continue to fulfil your payment obligations, which will have been drawn up at the start of your loan agreement. Before repossession proceedings begin, it will be up to your mortgage lender to explore all other avenues available to help you repay your loan. If they cannot come to an agreement with you, they are

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    000 and the mortgage will be for 30 years at 5.5%. Find (a) the monthly mortgage payment, and (b) the total cost of interest. Amount borrowed = 90,000-5,000 = $85,000 Amortization payment factor = 5.6779 Amount of loan in thousands = 85 Monthly mortgage payment = 85*5.6779 = $482.62 Total cost of interest = (482.62*360)-85000 = $88,743.20 7] The selling price of a home is $125,000. The down payment is $5,000 and the mortgage will be for 30 years at 7%. Find (a) the monthly mortgage payment, and

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