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The Good Old Days

Ah, remember the good old days when the Federal Funds rate was 1% and the Prime Rate was 4%? This was the case in 2004. It’s amazing what a couple of years can do. The change began in June of 2004 with the first of the Federal Reserve rate hikes. We didn’t know it at the time but that rate increase was to be the first of many. By June of 2006 the Federal Reserve had increased the rat Read the rest of this entry »

Do you have an adjustable rate mortgage? Have you seen your mortgage payment increase repeatedly over the last few years? Mortgage Expert Jim Kemish revisits the recent dramatic changes in the interest rate environment and discusses an exciting new mortgage product that just may offer the perfect combination of low payment and long term stability that you are looking for.

The Good Old Days

Ah, re Read the rest of this entry »

A remortgage is a second mortgage which is taken out on a house that you already live in that has equity in it. Remortgages usually pay off your previous mortgage and leave you with money to spend as you want, and there are various reasons f Read the rest of this entry »

Recent declining trends in mortgage rates have made it possible for more people to buy their homes on mortgages. People are taking home-buying seriously, and that explains the surfeit of borrowers with all prime mortgage lenders in the market. Even the procedure for obtaining a mortgage has become much simplified; so that almost about everyone contemplating on buying a home is doing so on a mortgage loan.

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Lets call it a turnaround! Market factors seem to be easing the 30-year fixed rate mortgages and are back down to 4.5 percent. These new figures are due to rates finally moving upward, after a month-long run of sliding performance. This comes after news from leading economists that the recession is over. It is time to do some homework, get out your mortgage package and take notes. Even if you have no equity left you still might Read the rest of this entry »

Is the thought of making 360 monthly mortgage payments getting the best of you? Will the feeling of helplessness
just not let up?

Are you frustrated out of your mind when you think about all of the years you’ll be making those huge mortgage payments and all of the $100,000′s of interest charges that lie BEFORE YOU?

Have you tried everything from bi-weekly mortgage schemes, answering every interne Read the rest of this entry »