Posted on 28 October 2011
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Mortgage Source Inc is a community based mortgage lender which combines banking products and technology to provide consumers with mortgage solutions. They believe in relationship building with their consumers, borrowers and realtors.
Some products/programs that Mortgage Source offers are as follows:
Conventional

The first product is a conventional loan used for financing. It includes conventional loans for 15, 20 and 30 years on a fixed rate, low rates and special portfolio products. Loans require no down payment up to 103% of sales price.
Stated Income And No Documentation
The second product is stated income and no documentation which means that for any reason if you are not able to document your income or assets, the customer can obtain a no documentation loan. A reasonable rate would be assigned based on credit scores.
Credit Problems
The third program is designed for people who experience credit issues. The Mortgage Source Inc team provides effective guidance to such people with their skill and expertise. MSI also offers sub-prime loans so that consumers can buy a home as soon as possible.
Second and Home Equity Loans
The fourth program is designed for second mortgages. These loans can be used for the purpose of debt consolidation, home renovations or simply for liquidity purposes. Read the full story
Posted on 16 January 2010
Tags: banking, Federal assistance in the United States, Federal Housing Administration, FHA loan, FHA Loans, Finance, governement home loan schemes, home loans, investment advisor, middle class home loans, Mortgage, mortgage broker, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
With increasing numbers of people acknowledging the need for ownership of a house, they are becoming prone to the ideas of home loans. There are a number of mortgage plans and home loan schemes available but how do you know whether those loans in comparison to FHA loans are suitable for you. For that a clear identification of what are your requirements and what are you needs in light of obtaining such an asset.
The FHA loans are basically mortgage plans provided on small down payments with low regulatory compliance which makes it easier for people to be eligible for its loan. However, it may not be a suitable loan for everybody since it caters to a specific need based segment – long-term home ownership of lower income Americans.
FHA loans are supported and guaranteed by FHA, so in the case of borrowers failing out on repayments. FHA will step and guarantee payment of lenders’ money. In other words the FHA doesn’t issue loans but instead insures loans provided by private lender.
Posted on 03 January 2010
Tags: credit, credit history, Credit Repair, Credit Report, Credit Score, Debt, Debt Consolidation, federal consolidation loans, Federal Housing Administration, FHA, FHA Loans, home equity, Loans, Mortgage, Reverse mortgage, United States of America
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) helps people to get home mortgage at quite lower down payments. However there are certain requirements you have to fulfill in order to get qualify for these loans. These requirements are very basic and can be met easily by anyone, but usually people perceive it as one of the difficult loans to go for.
Here the very basics of those requirements are listed:
Age Limit: you should be at least 18 years of age, when you apply for this loan.
Social Security Number: to prove that you are the resident of United States of America, you should have a legitimate social security number.
Credit Score: positive credit score is one of the most important requirements of FHA loan. Indeed, you have to prove that you are good in paying back of your debt, in order to ensure your creditor that you will keep up the phase.
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Posted on 10 March 2009
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