Archive for September, 2011

YouTube- Second Wave Of Mortgage Defaults Part 2


Second wave of real estate collapse just beginning. This 60-Minute TV segment has been taken off the Internet several times, so catch it while you can. I can’t help but wonder why this video is removed from various places. 60 Minutes is a legitimate news show and this is very relevant and important news for home owners.
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Free Opportunity in Mortgage Acceleration Industry

Free Opportunity in Mortgage Acceleration Industry










(PRWEB) March 10, 2004

One of the largest untapped industries in the small business sector is the Biweekly Mortgage Accelerations market. With, over 52 million mortgages active today in the United States, and only about 2% of these mortgage holders aware that they can prepay their mortgage for a substantial savings, the market is poised for growth.

Biweekly Mortgage Acceleration is a form of prepaying a home mortgage, without changing the terms or conditions of the mortgage. It simply changes the way the mortgage owner pays it, and the way in which payments are applied to the lender. Instead of sending monthly checks for the full amount, half of the regular monthly payment is debited from the clients checking or savings account every other week.

By paying this way, an extra one half payment is applied to the mortgage every six months. This allows equity to be created almost 300% faster than conventional payment methods, and reduces the length of the mortgage 7 to 10 years. And, finally it saves the mortgage holder up to $ 70,000 on the interest paid to the lender, although this program is endorsed by newspapers, magazines, and the U.S. Government, few homeowners are aware these types of programs exist.

The most common obstacle facing entrepreneurs thinking about getting into the mortgage acceleration industry is the cost of these programs, which can range from a few hundred to a thousand dollars. But, a company called Consumer Mortgage Reduction Service is offering entrepreneurs a chance to get involved in this industry for free. As a Mortgage Accelerations Representative, the income potential is phenomenal, more than other types of ventures and it can be started from home on a shoestring budget.

Why is Consumer Mortgage Reduction Service giving away this free business program to entrepreneurs? The answer is this, said company president Thaddeus Collins, “When I was looking for a business to start, with a shoestring budget, I could not afford to invest in business programs I did not know would show a financial return.” He continues, “So I developed this program, after many years in the business, so that entrepreneurs can start earning income, without having to invest in the business program first.”

Consumer Mortgage Reduction Service is quickly growing as a leader in the mortgage acceleration’s industry. The company offers two ways for its representatives to make an income in the mortgage industry. The first is by promoting the Biweekly Mortgage Acceleration Program, and, the second is providing Adjustable Rate Mortgage audits.

In a recent survey conducted by U.S. Government auditors, it was found that almost 50% of all Adjustable Rate Mortgages contained some type of miscalculations or errors in the lenders favor, causing mortgage holders to be overcharged billions of dollars per year. The Mortgage Auditor assist homeowners recover these overcharges if applicable, and assure them that their payments are being applied correctly to their mortgage.

With these two programs, entrepreneurs can earn a substantial living in a respectable industry; and, the best part is that these business programs are absolutely free from Consumer Mortgage Reduction Service. To get more information about starting a Biweekly Mortgage Acceleration and Auditing business, visit their website at: http://freebizopp.8m.net.



















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Does a first mortgage get paid off completely before a second mortgage gets any money?


Question by mac: Does a first mortgage get paid off completely before a second mortgage gets any money?
I hold a second mortgage on someones home and they are now in foreclosure. Will I get any of my money back? Does the first mortgage have to receive all their money first before I get any?

Best answer:

Answer by Marla
Normally the first lien holder is the first in rimmed to get paid. That is why so much care is taken at closing to verify that any and all liens on a property are identified and accounted for whatsoever time a new mortgage is put into place. Every lien holder has a place in rim so to speak and the proceeds after sale are limited. Those at the back of the line may emanated away empty handed. That is the bulk of the reason 2nd mortgage rates are so high – The loans are riskier. You may not be completely out of luck though. Once the property is foreclosed on, in theory that debt now becomes an unsecured debt and you could seek a deficiency balance judgment against the erstwhile homeowner. Somewhat similar to a repo on a car procedure.It’s best to contact a real estate attorney and see what the best step are to protect yourself.



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Are people ever denied HELOC or Home Equity Loans when they have a lot of equity in their home?


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Is it smart to use a home equity loan to pay off car loans, and a line of credit?

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Mortgage Insurance is Now Tax Deductible: Represents Savings for Many Would-Be Homebuyers


Mortgage Insurance is Now Tax Deductible: Represents Savings for Many Would-Be Homebuyers

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) December 17, 2006

Katz Mortgage Team, http://www.KatzMortgageTeam.net, of Amtrust Mortgage Corporation, has announced that Congress has just passed long-awaited legislation that will make mortgage insurance payments tax deductible on new mortgage originations beginning January 1, 2007.

The provision nestled in the federal “Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006” would allow home buyers to deduct the cost of mortgage insurance premiums they pay in connection with a mortgage obtained in 2007.

The mortgage insurance tax break would mark a big change for homeowners. Currently, owners can deduct the interest they pay on their mortgage loans but not the cost of mortgage insurance premiums. Supporters of the legislation say the new law would help level the playing field for low- and moderate-income buyers, who are the most likely to need mortgage insurance.

Traditionally, mortgage lenders have required that home buyers pay for mortgage insurance if they make a down payment worth less than 20 percent of purchase price.

Mortgage insurance typically costs about half of 1 percent of the mortgage amount. On a $ 400,000 loan, for example, the annual cost would be about $ 2,000. The mortgage insurance protects the lender in case the borrower defaults on the loan.

In recent years, mortgage lenders have helped buyers avoid mortgage insurance premiums by arranging piggy-back loans. As a result, a borrower who can make a 5 percent down payment might take out a first mortgage for 80 percent of the purchase price, and a second mortgage for 15 percent — in effect substituting the second mortgage for much of the traditional down payment. One drawback is that higher interest rates are typically charged for second mortgages.

Under the new law, home buyers whose adjusted gross income is $ 100,000 or less could write off all the premium costs. Home buyers with income between $ 100,000 and $ 110,000 would get to deduct a portion of the costs.

“This really helps the low-income buyer, the first time and emerging market buyers as they typically have less than the required 20% down payment needed to alleviate the cost of mortgage insurance”, says Stephen Katz of Katz Mortgage Team. “With this bill, a huge step has been made toward making the dream of homeownership more attainable for those who need help the most”.

About Katz Mortgage Team

Katz Mortgage Team, backed by Amtrust Mortgage Corporation and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is a high-performance team of top mortgage professionals with a commitment to providing the highest level of personal service to customers in 24 states across the nation. As a full-service residential mortgage lender, Katz Mortgage Team specializes in residential mortgages, mortgage refinancing, adjustable rate mortgages (ARMS), fixed rate mortgages, and a broad variety of Interest-Only loans attractive to real estate investors seeking investment properties.

About Amtrust Mortgage Corporation

A leader in mortgage banking, Amtrust Mortgage Corporation specializes in retail mortgage lending and is one of the largest independently owned mortgage companies in the nation. Constantly expanding coverage, Amtrust currently operates in the following states: Alaska, Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri Minnesota, North Carolina, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington.

For more information, contact:

Stephen Katz – Senior Loan Officer

866 742-8400 (toll free)

http://www.KatzMortgageTeam.net

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Florida Foreclosure Defense: What you need to know by Roy Oppenheim


www.oppenheimlaw.com Florida Foreclosure defense attorney and legal blogger, Roy Oppenheim, talks about the state of the Florida real estate market. Roy Oppenheim covers the reasons for the current state of the Florida real estate market and believes that prices will drop another 15 – 20% and Florida will not see upturns until 2013 or 2014. Roy Oppenheim lists the following factors that are working against the Florida real estate market: 1. The Florida foreclosure crisis is not over. Banks had to stop foreclosing because they had to regroup, reorganize, retool, and many times re-file their foreclosures. Many of the Florida courts are understaffed and under-funded. Once the new wave of Florida foreclosures hits, it will put a drag on Florida real estate, continuing to depress prices in Florida communities. 2. Unless Floridians are getting employed and are making the same amount of money as before the Florida real estate crash, they will not be able to afford the kind of housing that previously existed. 3. The government debt crisis causes Floridians to pay more to borrow money. Roy Oppneheim does not see a quick recovery and suggests the following options: – Find a Florida short sale – Renting – Buying Florida real estate and renting it out A refinance solution would help the Florida real estate market and save people money, which in turn could boost the economy from these savings. www.oppenheimlaw.com In a series of short clips Roy Oppenheim will be covering important



www.oppenheimlaw.com Florida Foreclosure defense attorney and legal blogger, Roy Oppenheim, talks astir the state of the Florida real estate market. Roy Oppenheim covers the reasons for the current state of the Florida real estate offer and believes that prices will drop another 15 – 20% and Florida will not see upturns until 2013 or 2014. Roy Oppenheim naming the following factors that are working against the Florida real estate market: 1. The Florida foreclosure crisis is not over. Banks had to stop preclude because they had to regroup, reorganize, retool, and many times re-file their foreclosures. Many of the Florida courts are short-handed and under-funded. Once the new wave of Florida foreclosures hits, it will put a drag on Florida real estate, continuing to depress prices in Florida communities. 2. Unless Floridians are getting employed and are making the same amount of money as before the Florida real estate crash, they will not be able to afford the kind of housing that previously existed. 3. The government debt crisis cause Floridians to pay more to borrow money. Roy Oppenheim does not see a quick recovery and suggests the following options: – Find a Florida short sale – Renting – Buying Florida real estate and renting it out A refinance solution would help the Florida real estate market and save people money, which in turn could boost the economy from these savings. www.oppenheimlaw.com In a series of short clips Roy Oppenheim will be covering important
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TexasLending.com to Discuss Rise in Mortgage Rates on KLIF AM Radio


TexasLending.com to Discuss Rise in Mortgage Rates on KLIF AM Radio

Kevin Miller, CEO TexasLending.com

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) September 17, 2011

Kevin Miller of TexasLending.com, a Texas home loan and mortgage company specializing in Texas refinance loans and Texas reverse mortgages, will discuss this week’s rise in mortgage rates on his weekend radio show. In Dallas/Fort Worth the show can be heard Saturday on AM 570 KLIF from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

“With this week’s rise in mortgage ratting, applying now may save people the distress of missing the lowest rates in record,“ noticed Kevin Miller.

TexasLending.com has been on the air for over 10 years to educate the consumer about home loans in Texas. Listen in each week as the CEO of TexasLending.com, Kevin Miller, and his co-host, discuss the behind the scenes information about the mortgage industry that will help you in making an informed decision about your home loan now and in the future.

About TexasLending.com:
TexasLending.com provides expert service in the field of residential mortgages. Headquartered in Dallas, TexasLending.com specializes in loans throughout the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, Missouri and Colorado. TexasLending.com is a mortgage Banker with virtually unlimited options available for conventional, FHA, VA, Texas home equity loans, refinance loans, reverse mortgages, Dallas home loans, Houston home loans and Austin home loans. To find out more about Texas Lending’s home loan and mortgage programs, visit http://www.TexasLending.com.

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Terme Mortgage, Inc. Forms a Strategic Partnership with Vacation Finance to Promote Reverse Mortgages as a Tool for Vacation Homes


Terme Mortgage, Inc. Forms a Strategic Partnership with Vacation Finance to Promote Reverse Mortgages as a Tool for Vacation Homes

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) July 30, 2007

Terme Mortgage, Inc. (the “Mortgage Company” or “Terme”), a subsidiary of Terme Bancorp, Inc. (the “Company”) (Pink Sheets: TMEB.PK), announced today that it has entered into a strategic relationship with Vacation Finance, America’s First Second Home LenderTM, to promote Reverse Mortgages as a tool in the Second Home markets.

Through Terme’s Business Advisor Program, Vacation Finance will be able to work with seniors who are looking to acquire a retirement home, second home, fractional, or condo hotel property. By using a Reverse Mortgage, Vacation Finance’s seniors can access their home equity to obtain cash for various functions such as down payments on their retirement home, taxes, insurance and other maintenance for their property. Additionally, their clients that own second homes may be eligible for one of Terme’s Proprietary Reverse Mortgages on their second home.

“Reverse Mortgages and the Baby Boomer Generation are right in the sweet spot of our customer base and for those looking to relocate to warmer climates, buy a Second home in a place like Florida or Arizona, or a condo hotel property in a major metropolitan area Reverse Mortgages tin make those options a reality. A Reverse Mortgage is a first-class financial product for making these Second Home Dreams happen or increasing their cash flow by using a Reverse Mortgage to pay-off their existing second housed,” said Bob Waun, CEO of Vacation Finance.

“We are thrilled to partner with Vacation Finance. Bob’s team of world class mortgage professionals provide their clients with exceptional service and by working together, they can expand their arsenal of tools to provide creative solutions for their clients,” said George Yedinak, President of the Mortgage Company. “Reverse Mortgage products that incorporate features for Second Homes will continue to grow as seniors are becoming more mobile and travel across the country.”

Terme Mortgage, Inc. is headquartered at 1255 N. State Parkway #1 South, Chicago, Illinois and can be found on the Internet at http://www.termemortgage.com or via telephone at 866-386-4951.

Terme Bancorp, Inc. is headquartered at 5818 S. Archer, Rd. in Summit, Illinois and can be found on the Internet at http://www.termebancorp.com.

Vacation Finance, Inc. is headquartered in Birmingham, Michigan and can be found on the Internet at http://www.vacation-finance.com. 888.LOAN.466

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Risks of Home Equity Loans & Use of Leverage — Wealth Cycles & Plays — BUCHAN BULL VLOG 13


Another blog brought on by viewer questions. I love questions, they force me to think and theorize. This blog discusses the housing market, home equity loans, and wealth cycles. It discusses the possible risks in home-equity loans, and why a sell and purchase back strategy may provide the best return in out current economic environment. Good Links: www.bankofcanada.ca –Historical Bank Of Canada Bank Rates –consider how quickly these rates can accelerate, and then consider how low our rate is currently, versus historic norms., I think we are in for a fast increase when they begin. www.bankofcanada.ca –Historic Conventional Mortgage Rate, Bank of Canada (look at 1973-1983 period) www.bloomberg.com –Bloomberg Article 25May2011 –US home prices dropped 5.5 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the biggest decline in almost two years, as sales of discounted foreclosures undermined real estate values. buchanalexisgoldsilver.com –Sign-up for the Newsletter!! Twitter @BuchanAlexisPMC –Follow-on Twitter to get the latest information and analysis!! Stay tuned for a Fresh New Newsletter combining the ideas thoughts and backgrounds of Alexiscom1 and Myself — a great combination in my opinion, as we are close friends, but have quite different backgrounds, and views upon events. Please shoot use your questions or ideas about things you would like to see covered in the newsletter. Topics will range from economies, to commodities, to stock markets, to whatever someone



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