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  • Can I get a refinanced mortgage if i start a home business with no employees and still work my regular job?

    Personal Finance 27.09.2010 4 Comments
    sammus asked:


    I want to refinance my mortgage and I want to start a home business before doing so. It would have no employees and I would still keep my current job. My home business will not require any due balances or credit lines to increase my debt. Would mortgage companies see the worry that I would quit my regular job or would they trust that I would maturely handle the mortgage payments? In other words, would I have no problems getting refinanced under these conditions. My credit score is about 650 and I’ve been at my current job for 1 1/2 years but have had steady employment for a long time. I have also paid my mortgage on time for 12 months.
    The reason I am asking is because what I will be doing requires a vendor license. Therefore, in my ssn, it would show the business based at my home address.
    I am actually looking for a new mortgage loan, not a home equity loan or personal loan and I don’t need to borrow to pay debts.

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    Tags: Mortgage Companies, Personal Loan, Worry

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  • SubPrime Mortgage Mess Explained (with voice)

    Home Loans 26.09.2010 25 Comments
    TFFUtility asked:


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  • Can someone please explain to me how the US Fed Funds rate and long term interest rates work?

    Home Loans 25.09.2010 1 Comment
    Carefree asked:


    What is the difference? I know obviously that the Fed Funds rate is determined by the Fed, and is equivalent (I think) to the Bank of England base rate, but how are the long term interest rates determined?

    Also, what is the link between US treasury bonds and the long term interest rate? How does one effect the other?

    Thanks for your help.

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    Tags: Bank Of England Base Rate, Term Interest, Thanks For Your Help

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  • How does the Federal Reserve cause inflation by lowering interest rates?

    Home Loans 24.09.2010 3 Comments
    jayro asked:


    Recently there’s been a lot of talk in the political sphere about how the Federal Reserve debases the dollar whenever it lowers interest rates, but how do the mechanics of this actually work? How does lowering interest rates increase the total number of dollar in circulation? Isn’t the U.S. Treasury responsible for printing dollars? Could I please get a simple explanation of how this all works.

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    Tags: Dollar, Political Sphere, U S Treasury

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  • can someone who be on two home loans at once?

    Renting & Real Estate 23.09.2010 5 Comments
    baby girl asked:


    Was just wondering if a person is already on a loan for a home as a cosigner can they be used as a cosigner for another. I already asked my realtor and he doesn’t know.

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    Tags: Cosigner, Home Loans, Realtor

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  • Can a bank set interest rates below to prime rate or do they have to set them at Prime rate?

    Renting & Real Estate 17.09.2010 4 Comments
    Penny asked:


    The Prime Rate on a mortgage loan at the banks in my area is about 6.1%. Can the banks set interest rates lower than the Prime Rate or do they have to go with the Prime Rate. If so, is there any other source that I can go too (e.g. credit union, mortgage company, etc.) to get a cheaper interest rate. I need a way of comparing interest rates in my area. I’m trying to get one below 5%.

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    Tags: Mortgage Banks, Mortgage Loan, Union Mortgage Company

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  • If my credit score is 680 what kind of interest rate should I be getting on home loans?

    Renting & Real Estate 16.09.2010 7 Comments
    STONER asked:


    if the home loan is 130 g and i can put 10% down

    is it better to just go with a fha loan and only put 3% down and get 5% interest or should i be able to do better if i put down the 10 percent?

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    Tags: Fha Loan, Home Loans, Interest Rate

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  • How would a reduction in interest rates at each price level affect aggregate demand or SR aggregate supply?

    Economics 16.09.2010 1 Comment
    dreamlikealice asked:


    The ANSWER is Aggregate Demand shifts RIGHT, which, I thought, means that people plan to spend more .. but why would people plan to spend more if interest rates had dropped? Doesnt Price Level drop is interest rates drop? Thus things are less expensive and people will plan to spend less?

    Can someone explain? Thanks so much!

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    Tags: Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply, Demand Shifts

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  • Millions Not Paying Their Mortgages

    Home Loans 15.09.2010 8 Comments
    traynickel asked:


    Millions of well informed homeowners are not being stupid by throwing good money down the drain on mortgage payments and electing not to pay on homes that are 20-50% underwater. They continue to play it smart just like TISHMAN-SPEYER AND BLACKROCK,Inc by living in the homes without paying the ever increasing property taxes also. Ted Jadlos breaks down data on skipped mortgage payments.

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    Tags: Money Down, Mortgage Payments, Stupid

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  • What is the effect of the current subprime market on long term interest rates?

    Investing 14.09.2010 1 Comment
    roddy414 asked:


    What I mainly want to know is how the subprime housing market and the credit market are affecting the Long-Term Interest Rates. I know that Short – Term interest rates are lowered.

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    Tags: Credit Market, Housing Market, Interest Rates

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