Article this morning on Examiner.com should be shared with all of your friends, family or clients who may be facing foreclosure, default or bankruptcy.
With the equity bleeding out of American housing, increasing numbers of jobless home owners and Federal bank bailouts not working according to plan it is the perfect storm for raiders of hope.
When shopping for a home loan it requires only a couple of telephone calls to discover interest rates are not created equally.
My first Sunday morning Examiner.com article. We mortgage people are constantly explaining why a borrower is not getting the same rate they saw or heard in an advertisement and why even the company who advertised it will not honor it for them. This article will help.
This is a picture of my head. I'm not sure why people always ask for a picture of my head but one day I'm bound to see a dart board with this on it at a yard sale.
I hate to use the terms "bad credit" and give anyone a false impression. If the buyer has missed payments, been late often, had judgments or foreclosures or even bankkruptcy the challenge of repairing and rebuilding credit is much more involved. Be very careful and cautious about people telling you they can increase your credit by disputing everything bad on your credit. Not only is that a misrepresentation of the facts it actually can be considered credit fraud.