No-cost mortgages are touted by bankers as a way to reduce expenses. Sounds like good product for a refinance. But is it too good to be true?
If you are paying private mortgage insurance, refinancing is a way to eliminate those payments. Read on to get the skinny on by-passing PMI!
Refinancing a home mortgage may be both wise and risky. This article discusses the benefits and drawbacks of home mortgage refinancing.
Refinancing your home mortgage can cut costs or help in times of need. Here are three reasons to refinance.
Need some money but aren't sure whether a second mortgage or refinancing is right for you? Here's some food for thought!
Wall Street executives and mortgage scam artists are being cuffed and booked around the nation as the FBI cracks down on mortgage fraud. Will borrowers be next?
Lenders are becoming increasingly frustrated as a growing number of borrowers make the decision to walk-away from mortgage obligations. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are so fed up that they've decided to aggressively pursue 'walkaways' and prohibit foreclosed borrowers from getting another mortgage.
U.S. Senators passed the ridiculously titled Foreclosure Prevention Act on Thursday. Although lawmakers are admitting their new bill isn't perfect, they are doing very little to explain why they are giving billions in tax breaks to the industries that helped to facilitate the housing crisis.
Rasmussen Reports, a polling firm that is frequently praised for its accuracy and reliability, recently conducted several polls on mortgage bailouts. According to their findings, the majority of Americans don't think homeowners should receive assistance from the federal government.
Credit crisis inspired panic has produced so many mortgage bailout ideas that it is becoming difficult to keep track of which plans are in effect. Here's an update that every taxpayer needs to read.
A homeless woman earning $10 an hour was recently approved for a $470,000 adjustable rate mortgage. The New York State Commission of Investigation is analyzing this case and others in hearings on mortgage fraud and subprime lending.
Murky news reports and freewheeling politicians have managed to create a lot of misconceptions about house prices and mortgage bailouts. The time has come to set the record straight.