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Daniel G. Jennings

New Rules for Mortgage Refinance

April 07, 2011 at 8:27 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage News
Uncle Sam is trying to come up with new rules for the mortgage industry but those rules probably won’t be coming anytime soon because of political conflict. It is also hard to see exactly what effect those new rules will have upon refinancing.
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When Should You Refinance?

February 15, 2011 at 12:54 AM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage Refinance
The best way to determine if you should refinance or not is to use mortgage calculators and current mortgage rates. These online tools calculate amortization and mortgage costs and they should be able to show you what you will pay on your refinancing. This way you should be able to see if you should refinance or not.
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Higher Mortgage Rates Equal Better Home Sales?

December 30, 2010 at 12:33 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage Rates
The ongoing rise in mortgage interest rates doesn’t seem to be having an effect on home sales. Home sales nationwide are increasing even as mortgage rates are starting to climb again.
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Why You Should Start Saving

December 29, 2010 at 6:51 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
CDs and Investments
There is no reason why a person should not have a savings or money market account these days. Everybody needs to have such an account because savings is the only proven method of wealth building known.
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Desktop Underwriter Refi Plus Program

December 14, 2010 at 3:50 AM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage News
It is possible to refinance a Fannie Mae mortgage to get a lower mortgage interest rate even if your home is “underwater.”
There is a program designed to help certain homeowners, whose home mortgage amount exceeds their home value refinance. It’s called the Desktop Underwriter (DU) Refi Plus Program. This program, which is part of President Obama’s “Making Home Affordable” effort, is designed to help Americans whose mortgage exceeds the amount of equity in their home.
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Quick Fix to Foreclosure Crisis Unrealistic

December 01, 2010 at 11:14 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Foreclosure and Bankruptcy
A quick fix to the foreclosure crisis is unlikely despite growing pressure for some sort of settlement, which could form the basis of such a solution; from lenders, politicians and others.
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Foreclosure Lawsuits Could Become Big Business

November 18, 2010 at 5:03 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Foreclosure and Bankruptcy
Trial attorneys nationwide are planning lawsuits and other legal action against mortgage lenders over foreclosure. This legal action could quickly become big business and have a major impact on foreclosures and the mortgage business in general.
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Uncle Sam's Failed Mortgage Modification

November 05, 2010 at 2:39 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage News
The federal government’s efforts to help homeowners with non-FHA mortgages avoid foreclosure don’t seem to be working.
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Investors’ Forcing Lenders to Repurchase Bad Mortgages

November 04, 2010 at 7:27 PM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage News
Mortgage lenders are facing pressure from investors and lawyers to buy back bad mortgages. If successful, these efforts could make it more difficult to refinance those mortgages.
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Short Finance: How Can It Help You?

November 01, 2010 at 12:47 AM
By: Daniel G. Jennings
Mortgage News
There have been quite a few news stories about the federal government’s latest effort to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. The program is called “Short Finance” and it’s designed to help people who couldn’t qualify for the Obama administration’s earlier program called Home Affordable Modification Program or HAMP.
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