President Barack Obama is scheduled to announce new refinancing regulations to help those whose homes are valued less than their mortgage.
U.S. Home Refinance Program Unveiled
by Eric Mally on October 24, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Has The 20% Down Payment Standard Resurfaced?
by Stephanie Koske on October 4, 2011 in Home Buying, Market Insights, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Saving enough money for a down payment may be one of the little hurdles along the way to homeowner happiness. While changes in down payment standards may be looming, find out why paying more up front may be beneficial.
When Quicken Loans Transfers Loan Servicing
by Kristen Curzytek on August 22, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes, News
Transferring your mortgage to another lender is common within the industry. At Quicken Loans, we’ll inform you who your new servicer is, where it’s located, and where your payments should be made.
Will Your Dream Home Become More Expensive? Mortgage Conforming Loan Limits Changing Soon.
by Bobbi McPherson on July 29, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes
Federal Help Near for Unemployed Homeowners
by Jonathan Slappey on July 12, 2011 in Credit & Debt, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Trends
A new initiative allows eligible jobless homeowners to defer mortgage payments while they seek employment.
FHA Could Be Shut Down Over Debt
by Kristen Curzytek on July 5, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) could possibly shut down. If this occurs, a valuable source of mortgage credit for homebuyers will no longer be available.
Housing Market Has Many Hurdles
by Kristen Curzytek on July 1, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Updates and Changes
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke hopes streamlining mortgages and the buying process will help the housing market.
CEMA Loans Make Refinancing in New York Easier and Cost-Effective
by Victoria Araj on May 26, 2011 in Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes
Quicken loans is pleased to offer CEMA loans because clients only have to pay taxes on the amount of the new loan that is above and beyond their current unpaid principal balance, such as closing costs or cash out.
Quicken Loans Launches YOURgage Program to Give Clients Control Over Mortgage Term
by Victoria Araj on May 12, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage, Smart Shopper
Quicken Loans is pleased to offer YOURgage: Your Mortgage on Your Terms. Instead of a typical 15- or 30-year loan, the new program gives clients control of determining the length of their mortgage by choosing a term between 8 and 30 years.
FHA Loans MIP Change Coming April 2011
by Amber Hunt on March 21, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Changes to FHA Loans & MIP take effect on April 18,2011 – how will they impact you? Find out now!
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