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Mortgage Planning Before You Buy

March 3, 2010 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Home Mortgage

Buying a Home in Houston: Mortgage Planning Before You Buy
Most people don’t think about the need to investigate mortgages until it’s time to buy a home in Houston. Mortgages are a necessary part of home-ownership for the majority of people, but so many people believe they won’t qualify or won’t be able to afford a [...]

Things to Think About Before a Houston Refinance

January 23, 2010 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Refinance

There are many Houston refinance options, but no matter how attractive an offer may seem on an ad, it may not always be a good idea to refinance. You need to look at all the factors before you make a decision regarding refinancing, as it can end up costing you more than you save. Below [...]

Before You Buy a Home in Houston

January 13, 2010 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Home Mortgage

Most people dream of the day the can buy their own home and they are no longer subject to a landlord’s rules. If that day has finally arrived for you, there are certain factors you need to consider, even before starting to house hunt. Before venturing out, you will need to establish exactly how much [...]

Houston Mortgage Refinancing

January 13, 2010 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Refinance

Before refinancing there are certain issues you need to consider which may affect your decision to opt for a Houston mortgage refinancing solution. First, you need to make sure you have a good reason to refinance. For example, refinancing to pay off or consolidate higher interest loans could be a good idea but refinancing to [...]

Types of Houston Mortgage Loans

November 11, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under General Mortgage & Credit

Just as with any big city, Houston mortgage loan offers are plentiful but it can be time consuming to sort through them all as not all loan types will be appropriate for your goals. Understanding the different types of mortgage loans available will help you better pinpoint offers that will comply with your requirements.
Types of [...]

Mortgage Refinancing Made Simple

October 26, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Refinance

Living Better in Houston – Mortgage Refinancing Made Simple
If you life in Houston, mortgage refinancing might seem like a good idea right now. With the economy improving, this could be the best time to refinance before housing prices and interest rates start rising again.
Even if you don’t know anything about refinancing your mortgage, all it [...]

Financial Aid for Low Incomes

October 16, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under Houston Home Mortgage

Getting a home mortgage loan in Houston can give you some definite advantages versus other areas. This is because there are some valuable programs to help homebuyers offered both by the city of Houston as well as the state of Texas.
For example, the City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department (HCDD) offers a [...]

How Bi-Weekly Payments Can Pay off Your Mortgage Faster

October 14, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under General Mortgage & Credit

Biweekly payments seem to be the fad of the moment. Everyone’s talking about how great they can be for paying your mortgage off faster. Some companies are even charging exorbitant fees to show you how good they can be for reducing your debt.
But do you know why they’re such a good idea?
Did you know there’s [...]

Five Factors of Credit Scoring

October 10, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under General Mortgage & Credit

Credit scores are comprised of five factors. Points are awarded for each component, and a high score is most favorable. The factors are listed below in order of importance.
1. PAYMENT HISTORY – 35% IMPACT
Paying debt on time and in full has the greatest positive impact on your credit score. Late payments, judgments and charge-offs all [...]

What to Look For In Your Houston Mortgage Quote

October 6, 2009 by Chad  
Filed under General Mortgage & Credit

Once you have a handful of Houston mortgage quotes, it can be difficult to figure out which one will work best for you. Most likely, they will each have different terms and deciding which ones fit best with your situation can be confusing.
Fortunately, you don’t have to be daunted by this task. With a little [...]

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