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Short Sale: One Way for Homeowners to Avoid Foreclosure

If you are having extreme difficulty in paying your monthly mortgage amortization, consider turning to short sale to avoid foreclosure ... another home loan when things get better at least one year after the sale. Foreclosure almost always removes a consumer’s chance of taking another home loan in the future. A short sale is a real estate [more...]

Date: 2009-01-14 18:07:29

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Cash Flow Versus Balance Sheet Accounting in Real Estate

An email: Greetings, I've recently been pitched the idea of refinancing my home and investing in apartments, or more precise, a four-plex. The idea is to refinance and get a negative amortization loan on my house. With the money I pull out of my home, put a down payment on a four-plex, also with a negative amortization loan. That way [more...]

Date: 2008-11-26 17:38:33


Things to Consider If You Can't Afford Your Payment

I read a lot of the info. you have on your web page ... thank you. I don't live in San Diego so I'm not looking for a home ... . I wanted to reduce my payments and I was recently offered a neg-amortized loan. While ... different. Unlike the loan market, each commuting area has enough of its own concerns that nobody can keep [more...]

Date: 2008-12-28 15:23:29


What Goes Down Must Come Up

Wise man once said that: a great person can see opportunities in certain circumstances where other people see it as problems ... , or to refinance an existing loan. They can help us compare Oregon mortgage rates, calculate payments, run amortization tables and connect us with the best lenders. There are some incredible Oregon [more...]

Date: 2009-01-11 02:25:58


Home Prices - How Did They Get So High?

It seems that the real estate bubble has burst, but how did home prices get so high anyhow? ... From Low Interest Rates Take out an amortization book or find one of those payment calculators online ... paying this much in the early 80s. For example, a 30-year loan of $200,000 would cost you $2,292 [more...]

Date: 2009-01-14 06:37:08



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