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What is the best lender to choose for a mortgage in Florida?

Monday, June 8th, 2009
marlasobbing asked:


It's so hard to choose a mortgage lender. They can only give a range of interest rates. You don 't know the price until you trust them after you have already paid the fees for use. What is the best lender in Florida for Homeowners assumptions?

Derrick

 

How does it effect your credit score, if your mortgage gets sold to another lender?

Saturday, June 6th, 2009
Robert W asked:


Help, it appears that you fully paid for a mortgage, then took out another? ¿Too bad, because you suddenly have a huge loan on your credit report? There is something called, the length of the accounts of the time was commander of the established "that is found frequently as a reason for the higher someone 's account credit isn' t above.

Juan

 

Can I negotiate with my mortgage lender for lower interest rate?

Friday, March 13th, 2009
Robert B asked:


Right now I have a fixed-rate mortgage at 6.25% but the job situation is bad and both my wife and I cannot afford to pay the mortgage and our debt. Is it possible to negotiate with our current lender to lower the interest rate to what the government has out now? (lower than 5% I think). How does that process work? I don’t want to refinance, I just want to negotiate for lower interest rate.

Samuel

 

How do I find a mortgage lender that does US/Canada loans?

Sunday, January 11th, 2009
mortgage loans
kyranlis asked:


My husband is Canadian, I am a US citizen and we live in the US. We want to buy a home in Canada and are looking for a mortgage lender that will do a US/Canada mortgage. Any help would be appreciated.

Jerry

 

Do loans in deferment count towards your debt when you apply for a mortgage?

Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
mortgage loans
abrennan01 asked:


My fiance and I have a lot of student loan debt but we’ll be taking courses at least half time so we don’t have to pay them back yet. Would a mortgage lender consider that when calculating how much we can borrow for a house?
Deferment, for those of you who don’t know, is when you don’t have to pay back your loan because you meet certain criteria. It’s different than default, which means you didn’t pay it under the terms to which you agreed.

Carolyn
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