Mortage Loans
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can your old mortage co. jerk you around if you go to a new mortgage co?
Posted on March 18th, 2011 3 comments -
Can someone buy a mortage from a lender without the knowledge or permission of the current borrower?
Posted on February 13th, 2011 5 commentsMurphyboy asked:
A question came up about this and I need an answer. Say a private party wanted to buy up a mortage that the original borrower took out on a piece of property, must the original borrower need to be notified or give permission for the sale?
Jamie -
Is it harder for blacks to get a mortgage loan?
Posted on January 25th, 2011 6 commentsJohn asked:
I heard that if you disclose the race info on a mortgage loan application and tell them that you’re black, then youre less likely to get the loan. My friend is a mortage broker and she told me that hispanics have the best shot (I live in Florida) and next up is whites but that blacks have the worst chance.
Denise -
How do you get your mortgage company to negotiate?
Posted on January 21st, 2011 4 commentsfrjk asked:
We are in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and do pay that every month, but am 4 months behind on mortage. I just want a reduced payment, maybe over 40 years, not 30 and at a lower rate, but my mortgage company (Countrywide) will nottalk to us. Please help!
Nellie -
Is it better to pay more towards a mortage or invest additional in 401K plan?
Posted on January 6th, 2011 3 commentsGeorge Z asked:
I have a mortage with a 5.25% arm that is adjustable in 2010. I am also investing in my employer’s 401K plan but only need to invest 6% to get the total match. I am currently investing 12% because I don’t have much in the way of retirement. Would it be better to throw that additional cash at the principle of the mortgage each month rather than in a 401K?
Marcus







