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Chargement... Mortgages 101: Quick Answers to Over 250 Critical Questions About Your Home Loanpar David Reed
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Everything you need to know before you borrow ?Œ Unless you ?re sitting on a pile of cash, chances are you ?ll need to take out a mortgage when you ?re ready to buy a home. But how do you know how much house you can afford? What should you look for in a loan? What kind of paperwork is needed . . . and how do you improve your odds of getting a great rate? Mortgages 101 eliminates the confusion and stress with clear-cut answers to all your questions. Updated to reflect the enormous changes in the mortgage market in recent years, Mortgages 101 is the all-in-one reference you ?ve been looking for. Covering a wide range of topics ? from negotiating the best deal to saving on closing costs ? this revised third edition provides the latest information on: Application procedures Online lenders New loan and government programs Qualifying requirements Credit strategies Down payment assistance and zero-down options Guidelines for self-employed borrowers Bankruptcies and waiting periods Refinancing and home equity loans Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rules The Ability-to-Repay mandate And much more This is THE book you need to read before you sign on the dotted line. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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You may be wondering how you could ever sit and read 200-pages of mortgage information. Trust me, this book was approachable. While Reed may be a mortgage broker, Reed also has a natural conversational tone in his book. It was great. (However, the publisher could have hired a proofreader; there were silly errors like sentences missing periods and what not. As a former proofreader, I was a bit irked.)More on my blog