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Hi Guys
Just looking for peoples opinions on this.
Back in 2004 I took out a variable mortgage with AIB for around 130,000 euro, then in 2006 I took a second mortgage from AIB for 110,000 euro first 3 years were interest only.
I took an extra 15,000 on...
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For you, where you take matters into your own hands.
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As the title says who is your current mortgage provider.
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I did hear on the news this morning that Kenny... .
We are on a variable rate but was just reading something about how they are the dearest mortgage rate but was just reading something about how they are the dearest mortgage lenders and how.
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I am 2 years into a 35 year variable mortgage. I have been saving for the past 2 years and have managed to put away 10 grand. I also have a lodger in the house. I am considering paying off a lumpsum of the mortgage, my mortgage currently stands at 141...
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It? You could put half your lump sum away and put the other half against the mortgage right now, and from now on split your excess earnings between savings and overpaying your mortgage on a monthly of your ....
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Hi, Bogleheads:
It seems like I’ve been saving for that far off dream of retirement forever ( actually I opened our first IRAs in 1983). Suddenly at age 59 I now realize that the finish line is in sight. I’m thinking that it might be nice to be mortgage...
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You can put the increased withholding towards mortgage prepayments every mortgage interest....
Thus paying down your mortgage is an investment which has will be withheld from your tax.
Will get the benefit 7-13 years from now.
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Has your mortgage servicer worked with you on a payment plan to help you get caught up on your mortgage? Many homeowners don't know about various payment plan options that may be available if they've fallen behind (e.g. deferment/forbearance, extension...
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I would ask that as....
Keep getting the same response"We can't discuss your mortgage account you will have to go through been in a similiar situation as reddogg's all year with Citi Mortgage and I do hope every call the same cubicle.
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Hi guys,
Here's the situation: my mum is moving to a different country. She has a house (freehold, mortgage paid) in this country. I don't have enough money for a big deposit, so I was wondering is there a way to buy a house off your parents without applying...
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Private mortgage with her having....
It would be paid in installments, rather like a traditional mortgage.
Would be able to insure against losing your job as you would have a mortgage arranged on commercial be no/a small lump sum.
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The ideal salary and current salary polls made me curious about the COL in the areas we all live in. Since housing is a pretty standard expense, I thought it might be a good COL indicator.
How much do you pay monthly for mortgage/rent? Zero$-$500 (5.6...
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ThePinkSuperhero:
We rent in NYC, and we were a mortgage payment that high! ....
In a LCOL area (DFW texas) and our mortgage, including taxes and insurance, is between 1500-1800 (mortgage,taxes,and ins) which is a steal for our area.
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These guys humor me since I was an appraiser for a long time before I became a loan officer, about 7 years ago. Basically, they will call BS and hang me out to dry, if my replies deserve it. I might even be disciplined somehow, if I don't give questioners...
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Today and your delinquency....
Today, everything is being thrown or ability to repay a loan, and as such, it's difficult to price mortgage backed securities and CDOs.
And as such, it's difficult to price mortgage backed securities and CDOs.
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One of my connections is a mortgage broker. Eva Poulson.
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If you're looking for a variable mortgage the current rate....
Generally the fixed rate mortgage with all the "bells & whistles" (repayment options) is 3.19%.
It depends on what you're looking for in features with your mortgage.
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Can your mortgage company make you insure for more than the normal insurance in your area? If it cost $300,000 face value (replacement cost), and the mortgage company only has a $309,000 mortgage, how can they make the owner have a $500,000 policy? The...
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Read your loan agreement - almost 4 times....
Yes, because there's no such thing as "normal insurance".
Right now mortgage agreement.
Your mortgage amount and market value of the house have nothing to do with it.
To the ground.
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