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With mortgage interest rates at near-record lows, more and more people find their dream of home ownership within their reach. Written in clear, accessible language, this book is filled with all the information prospective homeowners need.
With mortgage rates at historic lows, it's never been a better time to invest close to home. But scrutiny of the fine details is absolutely vital to getting the best deal on a new or refinanced mortgage. Renowned real estate expert Julie Garton-Good provides an easy-to-follow road map through the harrowing twists and turns of the home mortgage loan process.
DEBT NO MORE is a step-by-step road map to paying off all your debt in the shortest time-frame possible, usually within 5-10 years, including your mortgage!
Home Buying for Dummies is an excellent guide to perhaps the biggest investment most of us will ever make. Eric Tyson and Ray Brown help you to determine whether or not buying a home is really for you; how much money you need for taxes, closing costs, and insurance; how to select the best mortgage; and how to negotiate the best price and terms.
The best friend a prospective buyer ever had- a book that deciphers the jargon, matches desires with means, keeps an eye on details and helps first-timers land the home of their dreams.
At last, here's a 'how to get a mortgage' book that takes the borrower's side, explaining how lenders earn their biggest profits and how borrowers can take advantage of lenders....This is one of the few 'how to get a mortgage' books that cannot be recommended too highly.
Contrary to popular belief, most Americans' largest purchase is not their home. It is their mortgage, since the interest paid over the life of a home loan is usually more than the price of the home itself. And selecting a mortgage can be even more confusing than choosing a home.
With figures and rates updated to reflect the 1990's market, this book tells how to shop for a home mortgage and get the best available interest rate. It also discusses second mortgages, explains mortgage-related tax considerations, and points out differences among VA, FHA, and other kinds of mortgages.
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