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Ed Lathrop's Articles in Mortgage

  • Home Refinancing Pros and Cons
    Still don't know if a refinance is the right thing to do to help get your finances back in order? This article will take all the mysteries out of refinancing and tell you whether or not you should!
  • Monthly Payments on Mortgage and Saving Money by Restructuring Them
    Can you save a lot of money just by making your payments on a different schedule? Well yes, if this means you will be paying on time so you will not have to pay late fees. Is there anything else you can do like use a biweekly payment plan? Let's check into this payment plan and see how we can save big not using it!
  • 8 Steps to Refinancing Your Mortgage and Starting a New Budget
    If you're thinking about refinancing your mortgage but are afraid it might be too much of a hassle, read on. Learning the 8 steps involved in a refinance will take the mystery out of it and give you the knowledge to know if you should go ahead and do it!
  • Mortgage Rates Predictions - What the Charts Are Telling Us
    Do you want to know if interest rates are rising or falling and how far they will go? Read the predictions given by a successful real estate investor and licensed commodities broker. Also, see what he thinks about another hot economic issue that is bound to shock you!
  • Amortization Spreadsheets - Their Use Reveals the Secret to Cutting Interest Costs
    Amortization tables, charts and spreadsheets; are they all the same? This article explains what they are and difference between them. Then, it tells you how to use them to save a lot of money!
  • Amortization Table - Calculate Your Own the Quick and Easy Way
    An amortization table may look like a bunch of numbers all scrambled up and serving no purpose. To the contrary, an amortization table is a very helpful investor tool because it shows where the majority of a loan's payment is going and thus how to stop wasting money. This article gives a thorough explanation of amortization tables and even goes as far as to illustrate how they are calculated!
  • With Interest Rates Falling, How Much House Can I Afford Now?
    It is always confusing when you are trying to figure out how expensive a house you can afford to buy for the amount of equity you now have. A lot of this confusion is due to the fact variables, such as interest rates are constantly changing. This article takes the mystery out of how much anyone can afford to spend on a house at any given time.
  • How to Lower the Monthly Payments on Your Mortgage
    The difference between balancing your budget and bankruptcy is often only $100 a month! This article explains several ways a homeowner can knock that much off his/her mortgage payment each month.
  • The Only Real Ways to Pay Off a Mortgage Early
    There are many proposed methods of paying off a mortgage early. Let's recap the most popular of these methods and see which ones work best!
  • When Applying For a Mortgage, How Much Can I Borrow?
    With lenders immersed in a business slowdown and mortgage brokers having access to all kinds of creative loans, the question isn't "How much can I borrow?" it's "How much can I pay back?" Now, as foreclosures climb toward record numbers, the answer is most important!
  • How To Figure Out Mortgage Payments Without a Mortgage Calculator
    You read an advertisement for a mortgage that is 6% for 30 years and you would like to know how much the monthly payment would be for $200,000 borrowed. In an instant and without a calculator you compute in your head, the payment is $1,199.20! How did you do this? Simple, or at least, easier than you might think.
  • The No Chance For Foreclosure Method to Calculate a Mortgage Payment
    The lender will tell you how much your monthly payment will be as long as you know how much you are going to borrow, the interest rate and the term of the mortgage. Is the answer accurate and if so, for how long? Let's really figure out your mortgage payment without letting there be any surprises.
  • Using Amortization Tables to Make Big Money
    One of the most helpful and overlooked wealth building tools is the amortization table. This article explains where to find and how to use your amortization table to stop wasting a lot of money and how to start making it...
  • The Difference between a Reverse, or Negative Amortization Mortgage and a Reverse Mortgage
    There is a lot of confusion between negative amortization mortgages and reverse mortgage. This article will set the record straight and give you keen insight into these two very different types of mortgages.
  • Five Ways Lenders Try to Take You for a Ride
    Many lenders will try to get you to take a mortgage that will work best for them. Here are 5 of their liitle tricks to look out for.
  • 10 Questions to Ask the Mortgage Loan Originator
    Applying for a mortgage can make anybody uneasy, even people who have had mortgages before. Are you sure you're not going to be taken? Here are 10 questions you can ask the Loan Originator that will make you sound like a seasoned pro and put him on the defensive.
  • Which is Worse, a Higher Interest Rate or More Points?
    Trying to determine the roll a point plays in a mortgage's overall attractiveness can be very confusing. This article explains when paying points is a detriment or a benefit to a borrower.
  • A $310,000 Mortgage With a $999 Monthly Payment!
    Advertisements for very large mortgages that require only small monthly payments now fill the internet, radio, TV and print media. This article explains how these mortgages work.
  • The Newest, Latest, Greatest, Fastest, Cheapest, Most Revolutionary Mortgage
    The latest buzz on the Internet is about a new kind of mortgage, which is imported from Australia and Great Britain and is advertised as a way for you to pay off your 30-year mortgage in 8 years. This article examines this genre of mortgages.
  • Who Wants an Extra $100,000?
    How making small adjustments to your mortgage can result in huge returns.
  • The Biweekly Mortgage Scam
    Exposes the myth that a Biweekly Mortgage payment plan is worth the prices being charged to convert to one.

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