How to Bid on a Trustee Foreclosure Auction Sale in Wake County Have you ever want to buy a house at #foreclosure #auction but don’t know how? Did you know the average foreclosure auction in Wake County sells at a 30% discount? …
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It is much easier to get paid charge-offs removed than unpaid charge-offs. There is no incentive for the creditor to fight the dispute, since they already have their money. So if you dispute the charge-off, the credit bureaus will send …
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7 Questions Every Borrower SHOULD ask a Loan Officer That could save you thousands on your next mortgage #1 How long have you been a mortgage lender? Just as experience with your lawyer, CPa and doctor matters, so does …
In this Google Hangout we discuss the recent changes to the USDA Rural Development Loan Program
Most people are unaware of CLUE Reports and how they affect property ownership and protection. CLUE Reports include not only accepted claims, but denied claims and inquiries. They are meant to be a comprehensive record of all loss history on you as an individual and on a property.
Credit Repair Companies, even the good ones (and I say that very generously) remind me of a quote from one of my all time favorite private dick movies “the Two Jakes”. In the opening scenes Jake finds himself at the top of the heap, professionally speaking, the “leper with the most fingers.” This is how I feel about credit repair companies, even the good ones are just one finger away from being fingerless.
Don tells me that nearly ALL Thanksgiving Day homeowner’s insurance claims almost always involve a deep fryer and a raw/frozen turkey. I dug up a press release from North Carolina Farm Bureau dated November 25, 2008 and thought I would share with my readers important safety tips that you should know about if you are planning to Deep Fry a Turkey this Thanksgiving.
How to Get a Free Copy of My Credit Report Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA ) was a law passed by the US Congress in 2004. This act allows consumers to request and obtain a free credit report …
As the name implies, it is SINGLE interest and I’ll let you guess whose interest is protected and whose is not…
Even though the Great Recession has been with us for more than 4 years, and Short Sales have been around for years, nobody has really been able to find a way to deal with them very efficiently. Fannie Mae is attempting to change that with the launch of the new tool they call The HomePath for Short Sales tool. The tools is divided into three categories: