How to Get Your First Mortgage

When it comes to lifetime markers getting a first mortgage is a major event. With a mortgage you''re magically transformed from occupant to owner and from tenant to titleholder.

Applying for a mortgage used to be seen as a battle of sorts, a competition where the only winners were those who sold headache remedies and paper by the truckload. But now finding the right mortgage is faster and easier than ever -- but only if you know how to make the system work for you.

If you compare loan applications today with the ordeals of even ten years ago you can see a marked difference.

It used to take days if not weeks to obtain a credit report. Meanwhile a mortgage lender could not act on a loan application because information regarding debts and credit history were simply missing so loan processing times have been greatly compacted.

In 1995 both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said local lenders should use the credit scoring system developed by industry-pioneer Fair Isaac to evaluate consumer credit. With credit scoring, a rigorous mathematical profile drawn from a huge number of credit reports is used to measure credit history -- and thus predict future credit behavior. Credit scoring benefits borrowers because it measures how credit is handled, not how much income is earned. You can be rich and have low credit scores; conversely you can be poor and have excellent credit. In practice, the higher your score the lower your rate.

Many mortgage loan programs no longer require income and employment verifications, the physical process of confirming wages and jobs.

A growing number of loan programs do not require individual appraisals -- instead lenders can use automated valuation systems based on tax records and past sales to show the worth of many properties. Automated appraisals are faster and less expensive when available; however they are not obtainable for all properties.

The underwriting system itself has been automated. A conditional lending decision can often be made within an hour of receiving an application.

Lending has gone online. The old advice used to be that borrowers were well served by checking with three or four lenders for the best loans; now it''s possible to compare huge numbers of lenders within minutes. The result is that mortgage lending has become more competitive -- good news for borrowers.

Despite the growing use of computers and electrons however, the fact remains that borrower participation is still required.

Essentially your job is to make sure lenders have application information which is complete and correct. If there are errors in the application you may suddenly face expensive and steeper mortgage costs.

Your lender will supply you with a preliminary loan application showing income, assets, debts and required monthly payments. Much of the application is produced electronically from information received by credit reporting agencies -- but before signing anything go through this application line-by-line to make sure all data is current and correct.

Since you know the lender will be providing an application for your review, you can speed the underwriting process by preparing your financial data in advance.

First, make a list of all assets. You want to show the balances or fair market values for all IRAs, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, checking accounts, real estate, pensions and cars and other major assets. You also want to list account numbers and contact information.

Second, make a list of all debts. You want to include all credit cards, car loans, student debts, mortgages, etc. As with assets, show account numbers and contact information for each liability. In addition, but sure to list required monthly payments for each debt.

What you now have is a handy financial planning tool. It tells what you have, what you owe and how much you''re worth (assets less debits equal you''re net worth). Because there are account numbers, contact information and such, this is good information to keep with wills and living wills. Also, if you enter this information onto a spreadsheet, it''s easy to update and keep current.

Many loan programs no longer ask for income or employment verifications -- however for your records you want to have a file where you keep such things as your last two or three pay stubs from the time of application and copies of your tax returns from the past few years. Also keep information regarding other sources of income such as interest, dividends, profit-sharing, etc.

You now have a way to zip through a loan application -- and you have a way to make sure that lender decisions are not being made on the basis of information which is out-of-date or factually incorrect.

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Peter G. Miller is a syndicated real estate and personal finance columnist who appears 70 newspapers.

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Winning With Finances - Coming to Terms With Insurance

To navigate the maze of insurance options, it's helpful to understand the terminology:

Annuity- A life insurance product that pays benefits over the benefactor's lifetime

Appraisal- A survey to determine a property's value (to insure in case of loss)

Claim- A documented demand for benefits, as provided by the insurance policy

Co-pay- The fee you pay for health-care services; insurance will pay its part

Coverage- The defined scope of insurance protection

Deductible-The amount you pay on claims, before the insurance company's payments begin

Policy- A written insurance contract or certificate and all attachments

Premium- The amount(s) you pay to purchase / continue insurance coverage

Rider - A modification regarding provisions of a policy, i.e. adding / excluding coverage

Risk- The chance / probability of loss, or the amount of loss for the insuring company

Term- An affordable form of life insurance or a length of time or...

Terms- The written conditions of an agreement

Whole life- "Permanent" life insurance, valid your whole life, as are the premiums you pay (It has a savings amount (cash value) attached to a life insurance policy.)

Not all Insurance is Created Equal

The most common thing about insurance is the wide variety of coverage and prices. Lifestyles affect insurance rates. Bad habits, like smoking, can affect not only health insurance, but auto, home / renter's, and life insurance, as well. Your credit score can also make a difference. It's all about risk. The insurance companies want low-risk individuals; otherwise they will charge steeper rates to high-risk clients.

It pays to comparison shop for any type of insurance. Life insurance rates, for instance, can vary greatly according to age, length of insured time (term), and other factors. Ask your insurance agent if discounts are available for combining multiple types of insurance. Grouping vehicle, home, and life insurance with the same company can result in a sizeable discount on all the products in the group. After comparing, thoroughly understand any policy terms and conditions before you sign your documents

Protection - When You're Not There to Protect

To adequately protect loved ones in case of personal loss of life, it is recommended to have life insurance coverage of 6-10 times the amount of yearly income. This could cover a mortgage, future education expenses, and keep the same quality of life for your family.

Whole Life vs. Term Insurance: Why combine a savings account with a more-expensive Whole Life insurance policy? You could most likely get a better return on your "savings" through a different investment vehicle. Cash value within a typical whole life policy may not begin until the 3rd year. If you need your money, you must borrow and pay it back. If you die, all "savings" would be lost, and only the insurance value would be paid.

Term Insurance gives your more coverage at a lower price for a specific term, such as 10, 20, or 30 years.

When Enough is Enough

Everyone adult should have health insurance, personal property protection, vehicle insurance, and especially if a parent, life insurance. For other types of insurance, it's important to weigh the cost factor against the protection. Why add in-case-of-death-insurance to your mortgage loan if your life insurance would cover this expense? Credit card companies offer life, disability, & job-loss insurance to insure they will be paid.

Are the standard warranties enough coverage? An $1100 extended car warranty under a 5-year loan contract with interest...adds up to an astronomical amount. If you saved that amount for emergencies or your next car, you could earn interest, instead of paying it. Likewise, there may be no need to extend an appliance warranty if you already have a home-service repair contract. For electronics-computers, monitors, portable products, etc., extended warranties can be a wise choice. Take time to review the contract terms.

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Considering Becoming Hard Money Lender?

If you're considering becoming a Hard Money Lender, you would be well served to become a Real Estate Investor beforehand. This article dovetails off of my last one, "When It Comes to Hard Money Lending, Stay Local," which relates the wisdom of concentrating your Hard Money Lending business in your local market because of the depth of market knowledge you can attain, and the degree of control you can assert over your deals. At the same time, if you're considering getting into the Hard Money Lending business and you've never invested in real estate, your learning curve will be far steeper than that of someone who's already had previous investing experience. In the Hard Money Lending game, the steeper the learning curve, the more expensive it can turn out to be.

When I say become a Real Estate Investor beforehand, I'm not saying that you should buy and sell a dozen properties before becoming a lender. Two or three will suffice. What you're shooting for is to build a support team for later on when you progress into your lending business. You'll need a trustworthy contractor from whom you can learn the costs of various renovations, who will also provide you with renovation quotes on properties when necessary to confirm the repair estimates provided by potential borrowers. You'll need an abstract company to perform deed searches, underwrite title insurance and conduct smooth, problem free closings. You'll need an appraiser to ascertain the values of properties before you loan money on them. You'll need a mortgage broker to aid you in determining the risks of extending loans to potential borrowers. You'll need a good real estate attorney in the event that you have to foreclose on a property. And lastly, you'll need a Realtor® in the event that you have to liquidate a property which you've taken in foreclosure.

What better way to make these contacts than in the course of buying, renovating and selling a couple of investment properties? Using this approach will insure that when you start making loans, your support team will cater to you based upon the weight of your past business. You'll also be free to learn the ins and outs of Real Estate Investing without the added complications of dealing with a borrower in default. When the time comes for you to start making loans, you'll be able to judge properties and neighborhoods with an educated eye. You'll have a well of knowledge from which to draw when potential borrowers present you with estimates of property values and repair costs. Your experiences in selling properties will help you determine whether or not your borrowers' estimates of marketing times are accurate. All of this invaluable knowledge can only be obtained through experience.

Book reading and other forms of research will not prepare you for the rigors of Hard Money Lending one tenth as well as actually investing in real estate. An added bonus is that you should make money while you're learning. As the old saying goes, "There is no substitute for experience." In the arena of Hard Money Lending, experience equates to reward - inexperience equates to risk.

Which side of the scales would you rather be on?

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12 Hot Tips on Creating a Mortgage Note or Trust Deed You Intend to Sell

Selling a mortgage note or real estate note is actually a pretty simple process. However the success you have in selling comes more from the initial creation than it does in the marketing of your note. What I mean by this is that the original terms and conditions set forth in the mortgage note when you first sell the property and write up the note are going to play a much bigger role in the sale than will when, how, or who you are trying to sell your note to.

Every mortgage note ever created is unique in its terms and conditions. It is these unique factors that will ultimately determine the value of your note when it comes time to sell. Variables such as sale price, property value, down payment, interest rate, length of contract, buyers credit score, and others will all play an important role in determining the value of your note. When you create a note with intention to sell at a later time you must understand the role these factors play in the valuation process. Only then can you create terms and conditions that will be beneficial to you in the sale.

Although it is sometimes unavoidable you need to try to structure your deal to be more seller friendly than it is buyer friendly. This will help you produce the terms and conditions that will allow you to later sell your note and meet the bottom line figures you are trying achieve with the sale of your property. You must structure the deal with your own goals in mind and not those of the buyer. Whenever possible do not give in to buyer demands.

Tip #1: Become both an investigator and a salesperson. As an investigator it will be very helpful for you to find out as much as possible about your buyer before you even begin to negotiate terms. Try to find out why they are seeking a seller financed purchase, what their credit score is, why they cannot get traditional financing, how much cash they have available for a down payment, and how eager are they to purchase. This is all key information that will give you bargaining power to work this deal in your favor. As a sales person you need to sell your buyer on the benefits of buying now with seller financing opposed to later when prices and interest rates may climb, even though this may cost them a bit more on the front end.

Tip #2: Since you are going to carry financing remind your buyer that YOU are taking on all the risk in this transaction and therefore "They" must make the concessions you require, not vice versa. You are quite possibly doing them a huge favor by carrying the financing as you should have found out during your implementation of tip #1. Make them understand that you are not a huge financial institution and should they--god forbid--default on you this could be extremely difficult on you and your family financially.

Tip #3: Understand that when it comes time to sell a note you WILL take a discount off of the remaining balance that is due to be paid. With that in mind it is very important you run the numbers before you agree to them. Be sure that the total of the down payment, money from however many payments you will collect prior to selling the note, and the amount you will be able to sell your note for will all total up to a grand total that suits YOUR needs. Now you have the power to negotiate with your buyer and not find out later that your bottom line has been compromised.

Tip #4: Try to plan on holding your mortgage note and collecting payments for the longest period of time possible. While it is "possible" you "may" be able to sell your note within the first 3 month of ownership, a minimum of six months is much preferred and of course 9, 12 or even longer is better for you and the price you will be able to sell for. This time period known as seasoning will play a big role in determining the value of your mortgage note and the longer you season it the less of a discount you will take.

Tip #5: Since you are taking on all this risk and doing such a huge favor for your buyer by carrying the financing it is not out of question to establish a purchase price higher than your asking price. If through your investigation period you find out they are very eager to buy, cannot get traditional financing, have a large down payment, or have less than stellar credit you will have the bargaining power to ask for this.

Tip #6: Try to get a 20% or greater down payment--especially if you already know they have it. The reason for this is the investor who wants to buy your mortgage note is going to want less than or equal to an 80% LTV-Loan to Value. LTV is determined by the amount owed divided by the property value. Here's the tricky part. Even though you may be selling the property below market value, when it comes time to sell your note the sale price you sell for is going set a market value on the property. Now this can be overcome with an appraisal that proves a higher market value but even then the full appraised value will be diminished by your low sale price, thus raising the LTV.

Tip #7: Try to get the highest interest rate possible. At the very least you want something over the prime rate, but the higher interest rate you can get the smaller your discount will be at the time of sale. Seven or Eight percent is pretty good but something closer to or even above Ten percent will bring you the best price on your note sale. The investor who buys your note is trying to achieve a specific yield--rate of return--on their investment and a low interest rate on your note will force a larger discount to achieve that yield.

Tip #8: Only create a fully amortized real estate note. You do not want to devalue your note by creating crazy terms with adjustable payments or interest only payments. Investors want notes with payments that include both principle and interest. An added plus you can throw in is to have the taxes and insurance impounded into the loan--meaning that the buyer will send a bit extra each month to cover these payments so you or the new buyer will never have to worry that the buyer is not making these payments.

Tip #9: Establish the shortest repayment schedule possible. While a 30 year fully amortized loan is fine a ten, fifteen, or twenty year loan is much better in terms of your notes resale value. The sooner an investor can expect to recoup all of their investment and yield the smaller your discount will be. Balloons are perfectly fine, this means there is a specific date in the near future the investor can expect to have this loan paid in full.

Tip #10: And one of THE Most important of all. Get a copy of the buyers credit report and score. DO NOT Ever take their word for it. The credit score is the one thing that can absolutely kill your mortgage note sale. You will never sell a note if your buyer has a score under 500. Anything up to 600 is going to bring a steeper discount. You want scores over 600 if possible, and of course the higher the better. But this is why a copy of the report is also important. If they can show you, or you can determine their score is on the rise opposed being on the decline then you can chance a lower score against the length of time you intend to hold on to the note.

Tip #11: Incorporate the assistance of a Note Service prior to the seller financed sale of your property to help you with the deal structure and creation of your note. Then you will also know exactly who to go to when it comes time to sell

Tip #12: For those of you who are not intending at this time to sell the note you will create, think about this. Even though the economy is in a bad situation right now, the opportunities in real estate to grow your net worth have never been bigger. Low prices combined with ultra low interest rates--both of which will not last forever--make a compelling argument for you not to just sit and collect these small monthly payments. Instead cash out your note and reinvest in an opportunity that is going to pay off even larger over the years to come. Besides what are you even going to do with those small monthly payments and think ahead to the day when you collect the last one, What will you have to show for it?

An experienced note buyer can and will be happy to help you through a seller financed sale of your property and should only ask in return that you bring the note to them when it comes time to sell.

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Second Mortgages - What Are They and Can They Help?

It is a loan taken out against your home on which there is already a primary mortgage. The dwelling equity is used as collateral for the 2nd loan.

The 2nd mortgage has less anteriority in comparison to the first on the same home. So, if you default, you want to complete your first loan prior to paying back the outstanding difference on the 2nd loan.

When do you select a secondary mortgage?

There are situations when you may cash out on your dwelling equity by taking out a second mortgage.

* You may have accumulated a great amount of debt through auto loans, balances on high interest credit cards and other debts (medical expendatures, kid's tutorship fees etc) and need to repay them off. There might be an chance for you to invest cash in a business. You can then use a secondary loan to go for it. But find out if the value of return on your investment is steeper than the 2nd mortgage rate. Only then it will turn out to be a moneymaking venture.

You may intend to avoid paying private mortgage insurance. But this is feasible only when you obtain a 2nd loan that creates up for 20% of the dwelling purchase price. You may wish to pay back back debts and do away with judgments, pay for your car, buy a holiday place or plan for a holiday. You can find the required cash by acquiring out a secondary loan.

How much can you borrow?

A secondary household loan allows you to loan on the basis of your household equity. The equity is the difference between the current assessed amount of your house and the amount you have paid towards the first mortgage.

With most lenders, you can acquire a second loan such that the whole loan-to-amount ratio of your original and second loan is equal to 85% of the home's assessed value. Nevertheless, there are lenders in most all states excluding Texas and West Virginia who allow you to take out 2nd mortgages equal to 125% of the appraised value.

What's the viable rates, terms and options?

The rates of interest on a secondary loan are steeper to that of the primary loan. This is primarily because if you default, you will be paying off the original loan prior to that of the secondary and as such there is a risk involved in offering second mortgages.

Nonetheless, you may choose either a fixed rate abode equity loan or an adjustable rate house equity line of credit as your second home loan choice. The lender will cite you a rate looking upon your credit score, complete loan to value ratio and the current market trends. The loan duration will vary from 15 to 30 years depending upon the option you select. But in overall, a 2nd loan is offered over a shorter time period in comparison to a primary loan.

How do you receive a 2nd mortgage loan?

Determining a 2nd mortgage is similar to choosing out a primary mortgage on your home. You need to browse for a suitable loan offering up by approaching some other lenders and getting quotes from them. You can merely fill out a no-obligation free short form to get quotations from the community graded lenders. Then you may evaluate the quotations, find out the offer that can cost you less in comparison and allow for all required paperwork while you apply for the loan. The lender will direct an appraisal on your home in order to determine its present amount and complete all the measures that are required to complete the loan processing so that he can fix up for the closing. At completion, you will be signing the note and other papers as needed by your lender. You will have to repay closing costs similar to that of your primary loan.

What happens to the secondary mortgage if you refinance the primary?

When you refinance the primary loan subsequently after receiving the 2nd mortgage loan, you should ask your lender for a subordination of the secondary loan. This implies that your 2nd house loan will be viewed as a junior lien in comparison to that of the refinance loan. Otherwise, if you don't subordinate it, the 2nd mortgage will be taken as the primary lien and the refinance loan will obtain over the 2nd lien position. In this position, there will be reduced risk with the 2nd loan but higher danger involved with the refinance as a result of which the first mortgage refinance will cost you more in interest charges.

With a 2nd abode loan, you receive the chance to tap a large sum of money. Moreover, you can subtract the interest on your taxes up to a certain limit. But you cannot miss the expenses and the high interest rate associated with a secondary loan. Besides, if you default on the secondary loan, you may lose your dwelling. Therefore, prior to going for a 2nd mortgage, It's best to ready a budget and find out how much you can afford to pay in addition to the first loan.

Mortgages Debt talks about mortgage options, today we discuss what is a Second Mortgage and if it's a viable option.

Foreclosures & Short Pays And How It Affects Your Market Value

With all the talk of foreclosures and short pays in the news, homeowners have to be wondering when will this all end and what effect does all this bad news have on my own home and does it effect my immediate neighborhood?

First, what is an REO, short pay and foreclosure?

A "short sale" or "short pay" is when a homeowner is in trouble on their property and owe more on the property than it is currently worth and/or can be sold for. Sometimes the lender will allow the property to be "sold short" of what the loan balance is and allow the seller to walk away from that loss - usually because the seller is cooperating with the sale and keeping the property in good repair and allowing showings etc. An REO simply means Real Estate Owned or bank owned property. It has already been officially foreclosed on by the bank and they now have ownership of it and probably want to get it sold fast.

What do REO's have to do with my neighborhood?

In many neighborhoods across the Country there may be 10 for-sale signs on the same street. Lets say on the hypothetical street there are 10 similar homes for sale, of those, 4 have been on the market for months at full price, say $500,000, 3 are short sales and have permission from the lender to sell for $450,000 and 3 are REO's and being blown out at a 20% discount to get sold fast at $400,000. You as a buyer have the choice of paying 500, 450 or 400 for a similar house. Typically the cheaper REO house will sell first. This lowers the values for the entire neighborhood making it harder to compete against these low sales.

How do these distress sales affect me?

This is where the trouble starts. If the only homes transferring are REO sales and short sales, then this becomes the market and sets the market value lower for the entire neighborhood. Since for lending purposes sales are used to determine market value it is most important what buyers are willing to pay not what sellers are trying to get. In a healthy or increasing market with many sales to choose from appraisers would try to always avoid distress sales. But, in a declining market an appraiser may not be able to find even one non-distress sale as more and more foreclosures hit the market. So if you were trying to sell or refinance then your home would likely be compared to those lower sales.

What happens next?

The strange thing is that at the beginning of a downturn there is almost two sets of prices. The higher conventional sales and the much lower bank blow-out sales. As the market enters negative territory, foreclosures continue to rise, supply has risen to 10-12 month supply levels, demand has dropped to historic levels and lending criteria has tightened on the limited buyers willing to purchase. A newer pattern of more distress sales than conventional sales emerge and lenders offer their latest REO at even steeper discounts further eroding market values in a neighborhood.

What effect does government or banking regulations have on a housing recovery?

Many of the loans that were made from 2003 to 2006 were made with lets say, easier lending criteria. This allowed many people to buy and trade up and this made demand stronger and supply shorter and increased property values at an accelerated rate. When the loan supply/credit is restricted this decreases demand, increases supply and in an already weak or declining market can accelerate a very rapid decline in values. This restriction although was needed is perhaps ill-timed and much like throwing gasoline on a forest fire.

Is there any good news?

It may sound like its all bad news but if you bought your home to stay put, you will probably be just fine and could ride out this real estate cycle. What goes up will come down and go back up again. I have seen it happen many times in my long career. Also, you may want to consider having your house appraised and/or re-assessed if you are being assessed at more than your home is worth - call your appraiser and find out. Also, if you are renting and have good credit there will be a tipping point where your rent payment will be more than it would cost to buy a home and can take advantage of tax incentives, new FHA loan programs etc.

Are all areas dropping?

I have found that not all areas are declining, and of those declining not all are declining at the same rate. Here in Southern California, many upper end neighborhoods are stable and homes listed are snapped up as soon as they hit the market. It takes a professional and knowledgeable appraiser with years of experience to determine what is happening in different neighborhoods in your local market area. Please call on me and I would be happy to discuss it with you.

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