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As the mortgage industry continues to adjust to new financial regulations, it is more important than ever to ensure that the financing (or refinancing) of your home goes smoothly. Your loan approval is subject to the financial information you provide at the time of your loan approval. Any subsequent changes in your financial situation before the actual date of closing could jeopardize your loan approval and delay your closing. [...]
The National Association of Realtors’ research staff recently released its comprehensive annual report: Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers for 2011. Market researcher, Paul C. Bishop, Ph. D., Vice President and Jessica Lautz, Manager of Consumer Survey Research state that they’ve identified “trends that have not been seen in the last 10 years,” which will affect the housing market as we enter 2012. [...]
The characteristics of home buyers has changed fairly significantly in just the two past years according to the National Association of REALTORS (NAR) annual Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. In 2009, first-time home-buyers, encourage by tax credits, made up 47 percent of the market and in 2011 made up only 37 percent of the market. [...]
By Dennis Norman, on July 30th, 2009 Dennis Norman
By: Dennis Norman
Today we pick up where we left off yesterday with my E-View TM with respected mortgage banker, H. John Frank, President of Paramount Mortgage Co. here in St. Louis.
If you missed part one or two, there are links to both at the end of this post. And now, part three [...]
By Dennis Norman, on July 29th, 2009 H. John Frank, Jr., President, Paramount Mortgage Co.
By: Dennis Norman
Yesterday I did the first post of my E-View TM with respected mortgage banker, H. John Frank, President of Paramount Mortgage Co. located here in St. Louis.
Today we continue with part two of the E-View TM:
Q-How many states require mortgage brokers/bankers [...]
By Dennis Norman, on July 28th, 2009 Dennis Norman
By: Dennis Norman
It seems home mortgages are in the news daily lately: record-low interest rates, record-high foreclosure rates, the sub-prime mortgage mess, lack of jumbo loans and so on. It’s confusing at best and causing much concern for many people wishing to buy a home or refinance their existing home mortgage.
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