4 More Mortgage Myths – Busted

Homebuying can be a daunting task not only because it involves such complex decisions, but also because there’s a lot of misinformation circulating about mortgages. Such myths and misconceptions impede potential homebuyers in their decision making process. Even the most knowledgeable homebuyers give in to

8 Smart Ways to Avoid Foreclosure on Your Property

Of late, the U.S. housing market has been quite unfavorable to the interests of homebuyers. One of the key symptoms of the unhealthy U.S. housing market is the surging rate of foreclosures. According to housing experts, mounting non-mortgage debt and stagnant wages are the key

A Smart Guide to Filling 4506-T Form

4506-T form is filled when an individual or a business needs a transcript of tax return for past years from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). One can request the transcript to be sent to himself/herself or to a third party. Form 4506-T can be easily

A Quick Guide to Buying Foreclosure Property

U.S. housing market is witnessing a fall in the mortgage rate consecutively for 6 weeks. Now when interest rates are at a new low, foreclosure home inventory is surging like never before. As per foreclosure report of RealtyTrac for Jan’14, 1 in every 1,058 homes

U.S. Mortgage Rate on a Falling Streak

Average 30 year fixed mortgage rate slipped from 4.14% to 4.12% last week. Average 15 year fixed mortgage rate plummeted as well, from 3.25% to 3.21%. This is the fifth straight week of U.S. mortgage rates continuing to tumble down. The housing analysts are attributing this

7 Smart Ways to Get a Mortgage with Bad Credit

Home buyers are passing through stringent times. Today, lenders expect home buyers to put down at least 20 percent down payment or have a flying credit score of 720 or above. But let’s be real – Not every one of us is blessed with a

U.S. Mortgage Lending Volume Hits a 17-Year Low

The U.S. housing market is witnessing a 17-year low in the lending volume. The downturn was triggered by a percent point increase in the interest prices last year, which in turn was a result of Federal Reserve’s announcement of tapering its stimulus cash. The average