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Mortgage Articles

1: The Mortgage Meltdown Could Get Messier
Foreclosure, a word rarely heard in the media before 2007, is now a term used almost daily in the news. Millions of Americans are losing their homes as the country falls deeper into recession. The ba...
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2: Mortgage Rates Drop Again to Near Record Lows
Last week 30 year rates were at 5.53. At that point those were the 5th lowest rates we have seen in the last 30 years. This week we saw rates drop again to 5.47. Now rates are third lowest we have ...
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3: Hard Times and Modular Housing
This non recession recession we seem to find ourselves in, the one that some in government still don’t want to admit exists is impacting the housing industry quite hard. Some in high office still t...
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4: The subprime crisis
With today’s declining economy and rising unemployment rates it’s hard to understand how the current crisis will affect many Americans and their opportunities to buy, sell, or just keep a home. Ma...
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5: Mortgage Rates Experience Historic Drop
Mortgage rates experienced a historic drop this month. 30 Year rates fell from 5.97 to 5.53. This is the lowest rates have been since January 2008. But I think this understates how low mortgage rat...
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6: UK Economy Should Recover After Interest Rate Cut
The economy will be helped to recover by the Bank of England's interest rate cut, it has been claimed. Vicky Redwood from Capital Economics stated that last week's base rate cut will increase confiden...
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7: What is Happening in the Buy to Let Market?
I find it difficult to fully understand the complexities of the buy to let market at the best of times, but now I find myself renting in a small desirable town that is short on housing and sees a bigg...
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8: Finding a Remortgage Deal in the Credit Nightmare
In the midst of the 'credit crunch', a reduction in the amount of credit available to borrowers is not the only problem currently facing consumers. Any mortgage deal or other loans, and especially sh...
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9: Considering a Remortgage Deal?
The international shortage of credit is continuing to bite, and as of August 2008 there is still no sign of it easing. This means that for many individuals, finding a remortgage deal or any other kin...
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10: Securing a Remortgage Deal
In the midst of the 'credit crunch, a reduction in the amount of credit available to borrowers is not the only problem currently facing consumers. Any remortgage deal or other loans, and especially s...
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11: Feeling the Squeeze? A Remortgage Deal Might Help
It was not so long ago that the economic climate was positive, with strong forecasts for continued growth. Securing a mortgage or remortgage deal was comparatively easy and rates were competitive. The...
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12: Credit Crunching the Housing Market
As the credit crunch continues to take hold of Britain’s financial markets, an increasing number of homeowners in the UK are finding themselves facing repossession from their homes. More than 27,000 ...
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13: Agricultural Mortgage Rates

Agricultural mortgage rates are very similar to a regular bank rate, yet they have their own distinct characteristics. An agricultural mortgage rate is different from a consumer mortgage rate with its flexible payment option, its tenure period and other such terms and conditions.

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14: Commercial Mortgage Rate UK
At present, commercial mortgages are the perfect way to finance the development of a business, as they provide flexible and economical financing solutions. For businesses confronted with severe economical snags, commercial mortgages are the finest way to avoid insolvency and to re-achieve stability in the market. Commercial mortgages are also perfect for financing business modifications and enhancements....
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15: Guide to buying a house with a Mortgage
Purchasing a house is one of the biggest financial commitments a person will probably make in their life. It can be very expensive, time consuming and difficult to organise, but if you do some researc...
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16: The housing and mortgage market
The housing and mortgage market looks very bleak indeed today. With the recent buy-outs and collapses of major financial institutions, you might wonder if it's best to avoid the housing and mortgage m...
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17: Releasing Equity in Your Property - It is not as Difficult as it Sounds!
The housing market is an area that depends directly on the economy of that particular region. Naturally, the more the growth one can see in any given economy, the greater the demand for housing scheme...
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18: Effects of the Credit Crunch on UK Buy to Let Mortgages
One year on from the onset of the credit crunch the UK housing market is still adjusting to the limited supply of mortgages for both owner occupiers and residential landlords. The impact now stretche...
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19: Buy to Let Mortgages in the UK
Writing an article on the state of the Buy To Let (BTL) sector in late August 08 for a September the 1st deadline is always a challenge as many property professionals take an extended holiday break (y...
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20: Drowning in Mortgage Debt?
While news reports continue to forecast rising foreclosure rates, there may be a solution for homeowners who think they’re trapped in a mortgage with no way out. Distressed homeowners already have pl...
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21: High-end property sales
Whilst the majority of the UK is struggling to make ends meet amid the credit crunch, there is a certain percentage of the housing market that is seemingly unaffected by the crisis as drops in prices ...
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22: Types of mortgage
Fixed rate mortgage The main negative feature of a fixed rate mortgage, is that is the Bank of England lowers the interest rates then, your monthly repayments will not change, that is until the end o...
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23: The Power Of A Line Of Credit Home Loan
A Line Of Credit involves having all your income paid into your loan account, and can be a very powerful tool for reducing the size of your loan and the time it takes to pay it off. With a Line Of Cr...
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24: Mortgages: Just How Much is Too Much Information?
Many of those who have tried to compare mortgages from company to company describe the selection process in terms of a lottery; the material offered by mortgage companies is often riddled with jargon ...
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25: Simple tips for buy-to-letters
Do your research This is especially important if you have never invested in buy-to-let before as there are risks as well as benefits to this type of investment. There may be better ways to invest your...
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