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Hold or flip foreclosure home?

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Foreclosure Opportunities Newsletters

 

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Four Common Mistakes in Getting Home Mortgage Loans

 

Foreclosure Fixer-Upper Homes

 

Foreclosure Process: Best Time to Get in

 

Pre-foreclosure Opportunities: How to Locate Them

 

Estimating Foreclosure Fixer-Upper Repair Costs

 

Avoid Serious Common Mistakes in Buying Foreclosures

 

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Foreclosure Loans

Explore loan options to finance foreclosure property

Refinance option

If you have about 30 percent equity in your home, refinance may be an excellent option. Refinancing really helps in reducing your monthly payments especially you can:

  • get a lower interest rate than your current interest rate and

  • extend the maturity of your home mortgage loan.

Home equity lines of credit

They are also called second mortgage loans. There are 125 percent home equity loans that you can get extra cash. Home equity lines of credit keep your first mortgage untouched. You pay higher interest rate on second mortgage loan, as these loans cannot be sold in the secondary market, as it is the case for first mortgage loans.

 

These loans help you pay your credit card debts that carry higher interest rate than home mortgage loans.

 

Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) loans

ARM loans carry lower interest rates especially in the initial years allowing you to reduce the amount of your monthly mortgage installments. When the interest rate starts going up, then you may consider refinancing or obtaining a new loans with better terms.

Personal or unsecured loans

 

It may work well if you have a good credit.

Bad credit? No problem!

Due to layoffs and bad economic circumstances, some people fail to make payments on time. Many financial institutions are willing to extend loans to such people considering this fact of life. They are called sub-prime lenders. You may expect a higher interest rate. Interest cost won’t be a problem for you if you flip properties quickly.

 

One major difference in the real estate business is existence of collateral. Lending institutions do not depend on your signature but rather use your house as collateral in case you don’t pay.

Sub-prime loans are lower-rated loans extended to borrowers with damaged credit.

Events that hurt personal credit history

Bankruptcy, charge offs, collection, repossession, mortgage loans, car loans, slow or late payments, past due payments, public record postings, excessive credit inquiries, loan rejections, lis pendends, and foreclosures.