Training temps.(Training) : An article from: Mortgage Banking
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Training temps.(Training) : An article from: Mortgage Banking
This digital document is an article from Mortgage Banking, published by Mortgage Bankers Association of America on September 1, 2003. The length of the article is 702 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Training temps.(Training)
Author: Andrew Hubbard
Publication: Mortgage Banking (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 2003
Publisher: Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Volume: 63 Issue: 12 Page: 104(1)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
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Choosing the RIGHT MORTGAGE BROKER for you!
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It wasn’t so long ago, that when you wanted to buy a house, you
simply put on your incomparable suit and went to see your local bank
manager and accepted whatever loan he was prepared to offer you.
It may not have been the foremost loan, or the cheapest, but it was
certainly a straightforward process.
These days with new lenders and new products popping up almost
every day, there are a huge range of loans, offers and specials
on the market. There is certainly a much greater chance that the
right loan for you is out there – the biggest challenge, is
finding it!
This is where the finance broker comes in. Instead of you going
from one lender to another, making endless phone calls,
researching on the internet and sifting through the endless
amount of industry jargon, a finance broker can do it all for
you. If you choose the go-it-alone route, you might be lucky to
compare three or four different products. Brokers can compare
hundreds!
A Home Loan broker will also help you understand the various
deals that are on offer, explaining all the features and details
that might make a big difference to your repayments. And what is
in addition, your broker will lodge your application and chase it
through with the lender – so you don’t have to. Your broker is a
single point of contact throughout the entire process and has a
whole processing team supporting them.
How do I recognise a good one from the rest? – The mortgage
broker you choose should offer a free service as their
commissions are paid by the banks.*
- They should be Members of the Mortgage Industry Association of
Australia (MIAA) as membership is offered only to brokers who
have undergone thorough training and capitaltain high technical and
ethical standards.
- The broker should also subscribe to the Credit Ombudsman
Scheme which is a voluntary dispute resolution scheme. This
means that if there is a dispute between you and your broker,
you can take advantage of the independent dispute resolution
process.
- Ensuring the broker is also part of a large and reputable
Aggregator, ensures they have access to a large range of
lenders. One Aggregator (Professional Lenders Association of
Australia) also has a minimum industry education and compliance
criteria for all their members.
- The reputation of the broker is essential to using them. Ask
friends, your family and business contacts you have, to
recommend brokers they have used and are happy with.
* If you have complex commercial requirements, or ask the broker
to use a lender which does not pay commission, you may expect to
be charged a small brokerage fee
Where do I find a good mortgage broker?
Choosing a mortgage broker is like selecting any professional -
you need to find one who is experienced and whom you can trust.
Getting their details from a friend, a family member, an
Association you belong to or even your employer is often a good
way to start.
Checklist for choosing a broker: YES or NO – A member of the
MIAA – A member of a large Aggregator (eg. PLAN or AFG) – Part
of a reputable company network with head office support and
training – A full time finance broker – Happy to disclose fees
and commissions – Is aligned to large organisations and provides
their staff and members with finance – Covered adequately by
Professional Indemnity insurance – Pays its Lending Consultants
the same rate – independent of which lender or loan you choose.
Some questions to ask:
– How many banks and financial institutions can they offer?
- Do they have specialist software to compare loan products?
- Do they have electronic lodgement capabilities with the
lenders?
- Does the broker undertake ongoing professional training?
- What is their organisation’s customer charter or values?
- What privacy guidelines do they adhere to and what happens to
your personal information?
About the author:
Harry Pontikis is the Director of Chocolate Homeloans and has a
lifetime of experience in delighting people with his honesty,
integrity and professionalism. Harry leads a team of 48 www.chocolatefinance.com.au” target=”_blank”>experienced
finance brokers who specialise in helping people realise
their dreams through the purchase of their first home or
investment properties. www.chocolatefinance.com.au
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Mortgage debt hits record $2.2 trillion.(Real Estate Outlook) : An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal
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Mortgage debt hits record $2.2 trillion.(Real Estate Outlook) : An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal
This digital document is an article from Fairfield County Business Journal, published by Westfair Communications, Inc. on January 17, 2005. The length of the article is 449 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Mortgage debt hits record $2.2 trillion.(Real Estate Outlook)
Publication: Fairfield County Business Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 17, 2005
Publisher: Westfair Communications, Inc.
Volume: 44 Issue: 3 Page: 21(1)
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Best Buy to Let Mortgage Deals
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Are you looking for the incomparable buy to let mortgage products with the greatest rates payable? It’s important to know what you can borrow first and consider the different options available to you.
Most lenders will offer a maximum loan of 85% against the investment property for sale requiring you to fund at least a 15% deposit. Some buy to let mortgage lenders may be in a position to offer extra favourable rates if you have a higher deposit available. With the buy to let mortgage industry as hungry for the business as each other it is worth monitoring the market on a regular basis as new products are being launched on an almost daily basis. Always find out the foremost buy to let mortgage deals available at the time. Some investors may decide to retain their entire investment property portfolio with one lender, but it is important to realize that different products between different lenders can provide you with maximum flexibility and cashlow depending on how you structure your buy to let funding.
What If I don’t have a Deposit?
If you are looking to invest in your first buy to let investment property but don’t have at least a 15% deposit, then you may find that you could release some equity from your own residential property. Contact your current lender for greater details or find out further if you don’t have a deposit and how you can start your buy to let property portfolio.
Once you have established that you are in a good financial position to start on your first buy to let purchase, then you will need to know what options are available to you. Spend some time using some of the FREE buy to let mortgage quote systems and see how different buy to let mortgage products compare.
Buy to Let Mortgage Types
Variable rate buy to let mortgages
This is the lender’s own mortgage rate and one that is subject to change whenever the lender chooses which is at the same time of base rate changes. This means that if you are on a lenders standard variable rate buy to let mortgage product then your monthly repayments will increase or decrease accordingly although they very rarely pass on the full percentage reduction to the client. This type of product does also allow the lender to change the rate even if there is no change in the Bank of England base rate. So if you are looking for something a bit higher palatable why not look at your other options.
Discount buy to let mortgages
For a set period, the lender offers a reduction on its SVR (standard variable rate). Let’s say, it might offer a discount of 1.5 per cent over three years. However much the SVR (standard variable rate) increases or decreases during the discount period, you always pay a rate 1.5 per cent lower.
Stepped Discount buy to let mortgages
Its also worth considering stepped discount buy to let mortgages, where the level of the discount reduces after a set period. For example, you may be offered a 1.5 per cent discount for a year, followed by a 0.75% per cent discount for the second year.
Fixed-rate buy to let mortgages
Regardless of the (SVR) standard variable or changes in the base rate, this kind of buy to let mortgage offers a fixed interest rate for a set period. The monthly mortgage repayments will recontrolling the same giving the property investor the knowledge of what their monthly outgoings will be for a set term.
Capped-rate buy to let mortgages
The capped-rate buy to let mortgage offers a limit as to how high the interest rate can go. The rate you pay can move up and down below that level but never go beyond it. Your payments would reduce if there were any base rate decreases.
Drop-lock buy to let mortgages
This is a feature that is included in some buy to let discounted mortgages. Initially you decide to opt for a discounted product but for a small fee you have the option to drop into one of that lender’s fixed rate products. At which time you would then be bound by the terms of the new fixed rate product.
Tracker buy to let mortgages
Tracker products can be a good option for buy to let investors. Tracker products offer a margin over the base rate for certain periods of time. Some will offer a buy to let tracker product which tracks the base rate plus a margin for a few years whereas recently there are innumerable products coming on the market where they will track the base rate for the life of the loan. Providing it is a low enough margin over the base rate and the base rate recriticals at a comfortable level, this can be particularly cost efficient to a buy to let landlord as it can avoid the necessity for regular refinancing and the costs involved in the exercise.
About the Author
Jennifer Tweed is the founder of buytolet4sale.com, one of the UK’s first property portals dedicated to all types of investment property for sale and everything you should need for your sale and purchase. Learn increased about buy to let
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Investigating captive mortgage reinsurance. : An article from: Mortgage Banking
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Investigating captive mortgage reinsurance. : An article from: Mortgage Banking
This digital document is an article from Mortgage Banking, published by Mortgage Bankers Association of America on February 1, 1998. The length of the article is 3550 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Investigating captive mortgage reinsurance.
Author: Michael C. Schmitz
Publication: Mortgage Banking (Magazine/Journal)
Date: February 1, 1998
Publisher: Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Volume: v58 Issue: n5 Page: p85(5)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
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