FHA Closing Costs – How They Differ From Conventional Mortgages

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

FHA Closing costs differ from conventional mortgages by the amount the lender can charge and the amount of insurance coverage homeowners are required to have. FHA mortgages are the last of the government sponsored mortgages. Fannie and Freddie started out as a government charter but privatized over a decade ago. Since FHA is government operated, [...]

FHA Closing Costs – How They Differ From Conventional Mortgages

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

FHA Closing costs differ from conventional mortgages by the amount the lender can charge and the amount of insurance coverage homeowners are required to have. FHA mortgages are the last of the government sponsored mortgages. Fannie and Freddie started out as a government charter but privatized over a decade ago. Since FHA is government operated, [...]

Unnecessary Closing Costs – Mortgage Tips to Save Money

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Unnecessary costs are closed to charge unsuspecting borrowers on almost all mortgages that close to. Closing costs can be divided into three general categories, costs that the lender charges, costs that third parties charge and money in your name, that is, paid taxes and insurance.
Because of the break under this article, we [...]

FHA Closing Costs – How do you differ from conventional mortgages

Monday, February 15th, 2010

FHA Closing costs differ from conventional mortgages require, by the amount the lender can and the amount of insurance coverage homeowners are required to have. FHA mortgages are the last of the government sponsored mortgages. Fannie and Freddie started out as a Government Charter stands but privatized over a decade. Since FHA is government [...]

Mortgage Loan Closing Costs

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Closing costs for home refinancing or purchases are often misunderstood and frustrating for the buyer and the seller (who is probably very soon, a buyer would be). Closing costs are assessed once a purchase agreement completed by the seller and / or their agent. The various costs vary by county, state and institution. However, [...]

Mortgage Marketing – A Loan After closing, the letter calls for referrals in your Mortgage Business

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

Let your customers know that the best compliment she can give you a referral.
Here is an example of follow-up letter (I pulled) from my personal files, you can use customers using recently closed a loan with you. You'll see that it congratulates them on completing the process reiterates that the benefits of [...]