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Joe T. Screwed by lender, any recourse? Out $2200
30 March 2016 | 53 replies
., a lender may state on a loan application that a prospective borrower’s income is greater than it really is in order to facilitate approval of the loan);Adding insincere co-signers (lender adds a fake cosigner for loan approval);Making loans to mentally incapacitated homeowners;Forging signatures (lender forges a borrower’s signature on an early disclosure);Paying off lower income or interest mortgages;Loans in excess of 100% loan to value (LTV);Bait and switch tactics, such as substantially changing loan terms at closing;High annual interest rates;High points or padded closing costs;High loan origination fees;Balloon payments;Negative amortization (where principal balance increases rather than decreases);Padded appraisal costs (inflated home values in appraisal);Padded recording fees;Bogus fees (e.g., HUD will state that the broker has a fee for underwriting fee, when in fact brokers have no underwriting fee);Itemizing duplicate services and charging separately for them;Misinforming the prospective homebuyer that credit insurance is required and/or failing to disclose to the buyer that they are earning a commission on the insurance;Mandatory arbitration clauses;Falsely identifying loans as lines of credit or open ended mortgages;Forced placed homeowners insurance (lender falsely claims that homeowner does not have insurance and then gets an undisclosed commission for selling it to them);Repeated refinancing (flipping);Daily interest when payments are late;Excessive prepayment penalties;Foreclosure abuses; andHome improvement scams.A range of state and federal law of laws are available to help attorneys address dismantle the harm wrought by predatory lending practices.
Rob Myers Property profile / summary sheet
3 April 2016 | 1 reply
Has anyone built a 2-3 page executive summary for your properties that has basic info such as: purchase price, ARV, lender, principal balance, tenant contact info, monthly rent/unit, insurance info, photos, etc?  
Mara Witt I will not be ignored!!!
14 April 2016 | 13 replies
Get the balance to zero.Keep paying on your home. 
Bryan Rodriguez Due On Sale Clause: Myth or Fact?
14 February 2014 | 40 replies
The mortgage that was called due is the superior mortgage and if the mortgagee demanded payment in full then paying less than entire balance does not satisfy the demand.
N/A N/A hows this form ?
2 May 2007 | 0 replies
Purchase Offer: New first mortgage (or possible option of assumption) Second mortgage Initial Deposit Additional Deposit following condition removal Balance 5.
Richard Warren Money Merge Account?
9 January 2024 | 58 replies
By having them take all the available funds, it lowers your balance, which lowers your overall payback.
Alf Gizzo Mortgage Payment Calculator question.
16 March 2009 | 7 replies
If A1 is the annual interest rate, A2 is the term in years, and A3 is the loan amount, it would look like this:-PMT(A1/12;A2*12;A3)If you want to do an amortization table, the interest each month is the rate (A1/12) times the current balance.
Jeffrey K. PAINT
28 January 2010 | 26 replies
I just dont know what brand I should use to strike a balance between quality, longevity, and price.
Josh L. Buying used DSLR to take photos for rental
18 March 2014 | 24 replies
We need to keep a balance.
Leila Moose auction sales
30 May 2015 | 41 replies
You won't find out the balance until after you own the property so it's a guessing game.