Second Mortgage

Foreclosure would ruin your credit for over seven years.

Have you contacted the lender of that mortgage when you are unable to make the payments? The lender may negotiate with you on payments or selling the property.

The lender does not want the hassle of foreclosure and would most likely be willing to talk to you about selling it and/or forgiving the prepay penalty. Read the rest of this entry »

You may get some leads online but then where else you must look?  

If you are a loan officer with a mortgage company then you will know that the hardest thing about my job is getting in contact with interested customers.

First, you should check the disclosures on the leads you get from your lead company. Does your company have a Do Not Call program in place? If not you should ask. You have selected a wonderful career field. You are pretty much on your own to earn as much as you want and be as successful as you can. Read the rest of this entry »

Taking out a second mortgage can be a big decision but you may not want to land up taking for thirty years.

So you may think of getting 30 years loan anyways and pay it off early without penalties as you need less money. Yes you can finance it for 30 years and pay if off early.Just be sure when you go in to pay tell them you are paying extra on the principle.

If you are doing this to consolidate bills don’t.You will end up making more bills.Shop around for the best interest rates.You won’t be able to borrow all your equity value only a percentage of it. You will also have to pay closing cost and an appraiser. Read the rest of this entry »

So should you refinance your first mortgage for debt consolidation or opt for second mortgage benefits?

Even though your first mortgage rate is at low, you would have to consider your blend rate if you opt for a second mortgage.

Either way (HELOC or HELON), your interest rate will be much higher than your current rate, so if your blend rate matches or is better than the current interest rates now, then you might be better off just refinancing your property. Read the rest of this entry »

Can they force a foreclosure if you are currently holding second mortgage?

Suppose you have a second mortgage on your home and the combined mortgage is more than your house’s value. Now due some unexpected financial problems, you stop making payments on the second mortgage. So what’s next?

The answer is Yes. First of all, you need to talk to the second mortgage lender and come to an understanding about making payments. Read the rest of this entry »

There are many ways to describe a seller second in Mortgage Terms.

It means that the seller is willing to carry a second mortgage on the property he is selling.

Moreover, if it is legally stated, it means that the seller will hold the second mortgage. The primary lender has the first and is paid first in case of default. The second has second claim on the property or what is left after the first gets his money. The second then gets paid if there is enough and if not – he is out of luck. Read the rest of this entry »