For a no obligation review of your mortgage needs feel free to give me a call to
discuss equity mortgage options that might be right for you.
Not exact matches
Though the term second
mortgage is interchangeable with home
equity loan, a home
equity line of credit is a different concept entirely and you need to be careful when
discussing this option with a lender.
As will be
discussed below, there is a down side to giving up
equity in your home; and increasing your
mortgage debt could put you at greater risk of losing your home to foreclosure.
As
discussed in its Annual Report to Congress, FHA will consolidate its Standard Fixed - Rate Home
Equity Conversion
Mortgage (HECM) and Saver Fixed Rate HECM pricing options.
This should include the following information: o The interest rate to be charged and whether the rate is fixed, variable or both; o Interest accrues from the time monies are advanced to the borrower and the interest is compounded; o All reverse
mortgage fees and costs that must be paid by the borrower; o A description of any refinancing features that have been
discussed with the borrower; o Any events that could terminate the reverse
mortgage such as death or moving from the residence; o A description of any shared appreciation or
equity participation features; and o A toll - free telephone number and the name of a contact person who can answer any questions, comments or complaints that the borrower may have.
Whether or not you have
equity in your home, you should take the time to contact Greenlight Loans to
discuss the possibility of refinancing your existing home
mortgage.
Our home
equity lenders are always at hand to
discuss any special interests and weave them into the
mortgage agreement.
If you are thinking about refinancing or are looking at a new home purchase and you feel that your
equity position in the property may not meet the 80 % standard, it is imperative that you
discuss your MI options with one of our
Mortgage Consultants.
When home owners are dealing with debts outside of their control it is a good idea to
discuss financial options with your BC
Mortgage Broker to determine refinance options that might include home
equity loans or second
mortgages to help with debt consolidation.
Keith Emery
discusses how those people with variable interest debt, whether it is home
equity lines of credit or variable rate
mortgages, will see an increase in their monthly payments, which over time, can have an impact on Canadian households living on tight budgets.
As we have
discussed in our articles on Getting a
Mortgage to Pay off your Debts and on Ways to borrow against your house as a bankruptcy alternative it is possible to use the
equity in your house to repay your higher interest rate debt.
Changes related to filing status, standard deductions, child tax credit, alimony,
mortgage interest, and home
equity loans are
discussed.
As
discussed in its Annual Report to Congress, FHA will consolidate its Standard Fixed - Rate Home
Equity Conversion
Mortgage (HECM) and Saver Fixed Rate HECM pricing options.
[monthly house payment (PITIA - the front end DTI as
discussed above)-RSB- + [second
mortgage, home -
equity loans or home -
equity lines of credit payments if any] + [credit card payments] + [auto loan or lease payments] + [alimony] + [any other payments on credit accounts or loans] / [total gross monthly household income]
Finally, frustrated sellers who have no
equity and are forced to sell because of a long term illness, divorce or financial considerations should
discuss a short sale or a deed in lieu of a foreclosure with their
mortgage lender and their REALTOR ®.
Paul
discusses the
mortgage interest rate deduction, home
equity loan deductions, property tax deductions and more.