A couple of nice castle images I found:
Castle Munot
Image by sailor08
Castle Munot by night in Schaffhausen/Switzerland.
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Castle at Bran
Image by PRDH
Castle exactly where Dracula lived. . . apparently
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Obama Mortgage Relief Plan 2012 Help To Stop Foreclosure For Underwater …
The Obama Housing Plan 2012 is nothing but implementation of a revamped initiative which will allow underwater home makers, page across the United States, approved to refinance Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guaranteed home loans at low interest rates with ease.
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The New HARP 2.0 Program Has The Potential To Benefit Millions
The HARP 2.0 which was released in early March 2012 provides distressed homeowners a rare opportunity for refinancing homes at lower interest rates and flexible terms. By qualifying for the HARP 2.0 schedule, a borrower could be able to avoid possible …
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RPT-Obama, Romney tiptoe around housing morass as they woo voters
When pressed for specifics, Romney points to programs that Obama has put in place. "There's a federal program that helps people refinance homes and receive lower interest rates," he told an NBC affiliate in Reno, Nevada, in July. "That's already there …
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Question by ?????: I am buying a new home. What is the 30 yr fixed rate mortgage forecast for the next month (May-June)?
What I am really asking is, information pills does the forecast for interest rates predict a continued drop in mortgage rates for the next 30 days? Trying to decide when to lock in. Thanks
Best answer:
Answer by Tacgnol
I picked up a 5.75% rate. (new mortgage)
Home prices are expected to drop by as much as 10% next month.
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Question by Curious: can I refinance my mortgage using the “Making Home Affordable” Program and make it assumable?
My current mortgage is not assumable but I qualify for the “Making Home Affordable” Program. When I refinance can I make my loan assumable? Thanks in advance
Best answer:
Answer by Appraiser guy
No way, cheap all loans are non assumable.
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Question by keruptcorruption: How much do points affect a mortgage and are points an “extra” cut the lender makes over higher rates
I had an appointment with a mortgage broker today and having been close to pre-qualifying 2 years ago I had an idea that I was about to be taken on the same type of “ride” I just wish that seeing what they were trying to do I think it might have helped if they kissed me first =p
I have the feeling that a FHA loan will get me the best intrest rate for all of my individual factors. No outstanding credit at the moment and only one of three credit reporting agencies even give me a score (660) So with a 6.5 intrest rate in mind. I thought Id entertain the idea of meeting with this broker( who was very aggressive on the phone )at first for the realtor called two lenders and I had them both calling me at home and giving info w/o knowing who was whom… another story =p
Not knowing the exact details of the 2 offers that were presented on the table I can just say one was 7.5 + 2 points and the other was 8.5 +1 points both very similar numbers on about 225k with 34 down Lender makes 6k?
Best answer:
Answer by ron d
Find another lender, pills one who you want to work with……….
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Points are usually not a good thing. The theory is that they will take points in return for a lower interest rate.
A point is a percentage point. If you are looking to borrow $ 100,000 then one point would be $ 1000 up front.
Both of those 7.5 + 2 pts and 8.5 + 1 pt are VERY high rates if fixed, never minding adjustable.
I’d find another broker.
Most lenders require at least two scores. I think your on the right track with FHA. They aren’t so much credit score driven and since you don’t have much debt at the moment you can likely just write letters to explain any blemishes that exist.
With FHA you should be able to get rates close to 7% if not below. FHA only allows brokers to make 1% commissions.
There are a TON of brokers out there. Now that you know your score you can call around and give them your situation and let them beat each out to get you the best deal. Go with someone you actually feel you can trust.