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04/08/2010
The temporary conforming loan limit of $729,750 will soon be a thing of the past.  The window of opportunity for this option draws to a close in less than four short months.  After December 31st the maximum loan amount available will decrease by over $100,000.  2009 will usher in a new new loan l...
09/04/2008
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09/04/2008
Fannie Mae has made an announcement on the timing of when they will be buying the new "Jumbo-Conforming Loans" as they are now calling loans between $417K and the increased limit of $729,750. It is a still a bit confusing but it sounds like they will not be buying loans until July 1, 2008. Howeve...
03/07/2008
There is breaking news that has the potential to SAVE YOU thousands of dollars. While it is not my style to be alarmist, I thought that the significance of these developments warrants your attention.The agreement on an economic stimulus package, as announced today by the White House and United St...
01/29/2008
Following are selected quotes from "experts" about what to expect from the real estate market.  Note the source and the year in which the prediction was made. "The prices of houses seem to have reached a plateau, and there is reasonable expectancy that prices will decline."•-          Time Magazi...
12/20/2007
 Up to 2 million homes could be going into foreclosure, and millions more with be impacted by payment recasting.  Today's crisis in the mortgage market makes it clear why anyone considering a home loan must be educated about their options. Fear and confusion are common place. However, it doesn't ...
11/15/2007
Lenders look at three primary variables to determine if you can qualify for their loan:    1.    How much do you earn? (This will determine your income to debt ratio)    2.    How is your credit? (They will use your "middle" credit score)    3.    How good is the security? (What is the loan to va...
03/20/2007
USE REVERSE MORTGAGES WITH CAUTIONMany older house-rich, cash-poor Americans may want to consider reverse mortgages as a source of supplemental cash, but they should tap into this source only after careful review and consideration of financing alternatives, caution many CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNE...
02/15/2007
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