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Often
when people talk about mortgages and loans, they
think of buying property and/or real-estate.
This type of investing can be extremely lucrative if
done properly. From this view, I always like
to think of having a mortgage as a "future
investment", not only a debt that you cannot get rid
of. We have purchased and sold many properties
and have had great financial gains in doing so.
This website will help you with all aspect of
understanding mortgages and loans. Feel free
to hang out and read our pages.
The ever changing mortgage world
The rising home prices have resulted in more
creative loan programs being developed by mortgage
lenders to help the borrowers qualify for higher
loan amounts. One example of these type of loan
programs is the negative amortization loan many
times referred to as the 1% loan. It has typically 3
payment features, a minimum monthly payment,
interest only payment and a fully amortized payment.
If the borrower chooses to pay only the minimum
payment a negative amortization will occur because
the payment isn’t enough to cover all the interest
that is due. The interest amount difference between
the minimum payment and the actual interest amount
due will get added to the balance of the loan. After
a certain period of time for example 5 years the
loan gets recalculated when the maximum loan to
value is achieved and the loan payments will be
based on the new balance. Many times borrowers can’t
afford to make the new payments and are then forced
to refinance. This type of negative amortization
loan is very popular amongst the investors because
it gives them more cash flow. Negative amortization
loans are always a gamble but they continue to
attract borrowers because of the high prices of
homes.
The 100% finance loans called piggybacks are also a
very popular loan type due to people don’t have as
much savings to put down on a house like the used to
years ago. It’s not necessary to save the 20% down
payment anymore to avoid private mortgage insurance
due to the 80%/20% combo loans don’t require a
mortgage insurance. The 2nd loan is being used in
lieu of the down payment and no mortgage insurance
is required because the 1st loan is at 80% loan to
value. Any loan that is over 80% loan to value
requires a mortgage insurance.
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