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How to Get a Mortgage ChecklistMay 02, 2012
LeahCoss.ca Slide Show Information Slide 1 Mortgage Application Checklist - Before house Hunting - What & Where? Detached House, condo, Townhouse City? Vancouver, Maple Ridge, Surrey? - Get a Realtor - Get Pre Approved Call 604.313.9996. Over the phone Pre Approval Fill out a Mortgage Application LeahCoss.ca Red button on right Or Mortgage Tools tab to print - Start Gathering Necessary Paperwork Income - Pay Stubs, NOAs, Job Letter, etc Down Payment Bank Stmts, Gift Letter Other Divorce or Separation Agreements, Bankruptcy Discharge, Business License, Certificate of Inc After House Hunting - All Paperwork BEFORE Subject Removal No Exceptions - Paperwork on Property MLS Listing for Property Property Condition Disclosure Statement Contract to Purchase & Sale - If Requested by Lender, Appraisal for Property - Specific to Property Septic or Well - Testing or title insurance Oil tank in yard Removal & testing Previous Drug Lab Environmental testing - Subject Removal Timelines Paperwork collected BEFORE, 3-5 days No paperwork, 5-7 days Property testing is needed, 2-4 wks - I will advise you of any other Lender Requests Other Resources More References & Information LeahCoss.ca Find Income Videos & Articles Credit Videos & Articles Down Payment Videos & Articles http MortgagesInVancouver Twitter.com MortgagesInVan Contact Info Fill Out an Application Today to Get Started http Red Button on the Right (Apply Now) Leah Coss Independent Mortgage Broker Ph. 604.313.9996 Fx. 1.877 ...
Is a Pre Approval an Approval? Mortgage FinancingApr 18, 2012
MortgagesInVancouver.com Too many people making offers on homes are getting themselves into trouble thinking that their PreApproval that they got from the bank is an actual Approval. To sweeten offers they are taking off Subject to Financing and then getting locked into a contract with no money to back up the purchase because their financing has fallen through. Pre Approvals are not Approvals. Period. Getting a full approval from the bank is actually quite time consuming for underwriters (the people at the banks and lending institutions) and to take this much time on "non live" deals makes it silly from a cost stand point. So then what is a pre approval and why should you bother getting one? Well first off, it helps you to get a general ball park figure about what your are potentially worth to a bank. Then you can add that to your down payment and hand it to your Realtor and start looking at houses. If you go as far as to get a Pre Approval in writing from them it can also lock you into whatever today's low rates are for 90-120 days depending on the institution. This is obviously a huge benefit as well but again, it does take a day or two (depending on the institution) to get and if you go to banks directly they may not offer that up front unless you ask. Now what is the difference between walking into your bank and going to a Mortgage Broker (a Good Mortgage Broker)? Obviously the Broker is aware of their own hours too and doesn't want to waste them but typically a ...
Investors United Subject-To Investing Case Study Aaron DavisOct 26, 2010
www.investorsunited.com Investors United School of Real Estate graduate Aaron Davis details a subject-to transaction he completed in Baltimore City with $40000 in equity and $500 per month cash flow, and evicting a tenant in lieu of a deposit for the seller as consideration.
Are There Mortgage Brokers That Will Do A Home Loan For Someone With A Foreclosure?Apr 18, 2011
CreativeRealEstateHQ.com Have you had a recent foreclosure? Are wondering if you'll be able to get a new loan to buy a home with a foreclosure? Learn about mortgage brokers that will do a home loan for someone with a foreclosure in this video and about alternative ways to buy a home that will give you the flexibility you need as you wait for your foreclosure to slip farther into your financial history.
Subject to Financing? First Time Home Buyer Advice Vancouver 14 Contract of Purchase and SaleDec 12, 2011
www.mikestewart.ca In this video, Mike Stewart a Vancouver Realtor discusses the Subject to Financing Clause with Chad Watts Mortgage broker. Call 604-763-3136 for more details.
What is "Subject" in a Contract?Oct 26, 2011
mortgagelocator.ca This video looks at what a subject is within the context of a real estate transaction in Canada. Hi, everybody. It's Rowan Smith from the Mortgage Centre. I want to talk today about subjects. Specifically, what is a subject in a contract? So the way I like to describe it is a subject is essentially a large 'if' statement. So if you're writing an offer, say $500000 subject to you getting financing, subject to a building inspection. So when someone says, 'what subjects have you put on the offer?' typically it's going to be your financing subject, it's going to be your subject for building inspection, it's going to be subject for anything else that you want, verified or looked at or confirmed prior to your offer being binding. Until you as the buyer remover those subjects, the deal is not binding. So when you are trying to make your decision as to what subjects you need, you're going to want to consult your realtor. You're also going to want to speak to me before you do it to know what we're going to require for financing. That will guide us in how much time, we are going to need for that subject removal, for that deadline. Typically I like to see five business days. Not always possible, but that's the ideal number. A little bit more certainly doesn't help and it will take a lot of pressure off. So when you are wondering what a subject is, it's the conditions to your offer. For the Mortgage Centre, I'm Rowan Smith.
Selling A House In England - How Long From Offer to Completion?Nov 15, 2010
Receiving an offer Assuming they like the property, the buyers will put in an offer. Take time to think about your response and remember that this is a negotiation with other things apart from the price to play with. This is a time to play hard - but fair. Find out if the buyer has put in any offers on other properties If you are tempted to gazump the buyer - at least tell them. Answer like "That's not as much as I was hoping for, but I'll accept it unless a better offer come along between now and the exchange of contracts" If you want to move quickly - tell them. "I'll accept that price if you move quickly. You've got 2 weeks to exchange contracts, after which the property goes back on the market" All of this is rather different in Scotland where offers are legally binding. An offer in England and Wales usually is subject to contract, which means that it isn't binding without a contract behind it, and as you haven't agreed one yet (and probably won't if you don't want the property) the offer isn't legally binding. There are some other subtle differences due to Scottish law, but the main difference is when making and accepting offers. Between the acceptance of offer and exchange, the buyer has to do lots of running around. As a seller, your obligations are really only to answer the questions from the buyers solicitors and to ensure you're ready to sign. At this stage you are still under no legal obligation to sell. You'll need to contact your mortgage company about ...
Alex Jones & Randy Kelton-Mortgage & Securities Fraud RICO Interview 1 Part 1 of 3.mp4Apr 03, 2012
Systemic Counterfeit Mortgage Securities Fraud Revelations It has just been revealed that Mortgages have individually been pledged, in whole, multiple times as security instruments. "Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double- and even triple-pledged to various constituencies." TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP v. BANK OF AMERICA (2010) To state this more plainly, Wall Street Banks, and their subsidiary banking fronts took a mortgage for 123 Sesame ST and sold the mortgage and delivered copied documents photo-shopped to appear assigned to in blank to other Wall Street Banks, who in turn may have taken what was believed to be the original mortgage and sold it all over wall street, again. Rinse and repeat, and now it becomes understandable how there is a derivatives market that is roughly estimated to range between $1.25-$1.5 quadrillion; that is $1250-$1500 trillion, an amount far in excess of the estimated value of the whole planet. The subject matter pertaining to this racket is sure to be the subject of whole books, and movie trilogies. By no means should the following be considered definitive. The money was not made by trading and selling counterfeit mortgage securities like little kids sell and trade baseball cards. The money was made when the Wall Street Banks sold these counterfeit securities to investors in mortgage backed securities. More money was made when the Wall Street Banks bet that their counterfeit ...
Finance Clause of Subject to Finance ContractJul 12, 2011
Mama Liz Loadholt, of AgentOwned Realty, explains why, in her opinion, the paragraph 8 (finance paragraph) of the SC Association of Realtors Agreement to Buy & Sell -- more commonly known as Subject to Fiance Contract - is not good. She also gives her opinion of different ways that the paragraph can be changed to perhaps make it better.
Alex Jones & Randy Kelton-Mortgage & Securities Fraud RICO Interview 2 Part 1 of 6.mp4May 15, 2011
Systemic Counterfeit Mortgage Securities Fraud Revelations It has just been revealed that Mortgages have individually been pledged, in whole, multiple times as security instruments. "Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double- and even triple-pledged to various constituencies." TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP v. BANK OF AMERICA (2010) To state this more plainly, Wall Street Banks, and their subsidiary banking fronts took a mortgage for 123 Sesame ST and sold the mortgage and delivered copied documents photo-shopped to appear assigned to in blank to other Wall Street Banks, who in turn may have taken what was believed to be the original mortgage and sold it all over wall street, again. Rinse and repeat, and now it becomes understandable how there is a derivatives market that is roughly estimated to range between $1.25-$1.5 quadrillion; that is $1250-$1500 trillion, an amount far in excess of the estimated value of the whole planet. The subject matter pertaining to this racket is sure to be the subject of whole books, and movie trilogies. By no means should the following be considered definitive. The money was not made by trading and selling counterfeit mortgage securities like little kids sell and trade baseball cards. The money was made when the Wall Street Banks sold these counterfeit securities to investors in mortgage backed securities. More money was made when the Wall Street Banks bet that their counterfeit ...
Alex Jones & Randy Kelton-Mortgage & Securities Fraud RICO Interview 2 Part 2 of 6.mp4Nov 06, 2010
Systemic Counterfeit Mortgage Securities Fraud Revelations It has just been revealed that Mortgages have individually been pledged, in whole, multiple times as security instruments. "Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double- and even triple-pledged to various constituencies." TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP v. BANK OF AMERICA (2010) To state this more plainly, Wall Street Banks, and their subsidiary banking fronts took a mortgage for 123 Sesame ST and sold the mortgage and delivered copied documents photo-shopped to appear assigned to in blank to other Wall Street Banks, who in turn may have taken what was believed to be the original mortgage and sold it all over wall street, again. Rinse and repeat, and now it becomes understandable how there is a derivatives market that is roughly estimated to range between $1.25-$1.5 quadrillion; that is $1250-$1500 trillion, an amount far in excess of the estimated value of the whole planet. The subject matter pertaining to this racket is sure to be the subject of whole books, and movie trilogies. By no means should the following be considered definitive. The money was not made by trading and selling counterfeit mortgage securities like little kids sell and trade baseball cards. The money was made when the Wall Street Banks sold these counterfeit securities to investors in mortgage backed securities. More money was made when the Wall Street Banks bet that their counterfeit ...
Alex Jones & Randy Kelton-Mortgage & Securities Fraud RICO Interview 1 Part 2 of 3.mp4Nov 11, 2010
Systemic Counterfeit Mortgage Securities Fraud Revelations It has just been revealed that Mortgages have individually been pledged, in whole, multiple times as security instruments. "Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double- and even triple-pledged to various constituencies." TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP v. BANK OF AMERICA (2010) To state this more plainly, Wall Street Banks, and their subsidiary banking fronts took a mortgage for 123 Sesame ST and sold the mortgage and delivered copied documents photo-shopped to appear assigned to in blank to other Wall Street Banks, who in turn may have taken what was believed to be the original mortgage and sold it all over wall street, again. Rinse and repeat, and now it becomes understandable how there is a derivatives market that is roughly estimated to range between $1.25-$1.5 quadrillion; that is $1250-$1500 trillion, an amount far in excess of the estimated value of the whole planet. The subject matter pertaining to this racket is sure to be the subject of whole books, and movie trilogies. By no means should the following be considered definitive. The money was not made by trading and selling counterfeit mortgage securities like little kids sell and trade baseball cards. The money was made when the Wall Street Banks sold these counterfeit securities to investors in mortgage backed securities. More money was made when the Wall Street Banks bet that their counterfeit ...
How Does Owner Financing Work?May 04, 2012
How does owner financing work? www.reimaverick.com Owner financing is becoming increasing popular in today's economy due to how difficult obtaining a conventional mortgage has become. In order to qualify for most conventional mortgages, a person must have a certain credit score, must have employment for a certain number of years, and must be able to put 20% down on the property. Also, they must hope that the bank comes up with the same appraisal value of the property that everyone else in the equation does, or the loan will fall apart. The fact is, there are so many things that need to go right in order to obtain a loan that many people are turning to an alternative: owner financing. After all, in a free and competitive society, isn't the ability to create new avenues in order to solve problems the backbone of capitalism? With that in mind, let's answer the question 'how does owner financing work?' How Does Owner Financing Work | Conventional Mortgage Before we discuss owner financing, let's first explain how a conventional mortgage works. Then we can explain the differences between a conventional mortgage and owner financing. In a conventional mortgage, a seller agrees to sell a house to a buyer for a price. When the sale is complete, the new buyer obtains a 'deed' to the house. The buyer goes to a bank to obtain a loan for the purchase, using the house as collateral should the buyer ever default on the loan, and the seller is then paid in full at the time of the ...
Alex Jones & Randy Kelton-Mortgage & Securities Fraud RICO Interview 3 Part 1 of 5.mp4Nov 06, 2010
Systemic Counterfeit Mortgage Securities Fraud Revelations It has just been revealed that Mortgages have individually been pledged, in whole, multiple times as security instruments. "Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double- and even triple-pledged to various constituencies." TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP v. BANK OF AMERICA (2010) To state this more plainly, Wall Street Banks, and their subsidiary banking fronts took a mortgage for 123 Sesame ST and sold the mortgage and delivered copied documents photo-shopped to appear assigned to in blank to other Wall Street Banks, who in turn may have taken what was believed to be the original mortgage and sold it all over wall street, again. Rinse and repeat, and now it becomes understandable how there is a derivatives market that is roughly estimated to range between $1.25-$1.5 quadrillion; that is $1250-$1500 trillion, an amount far in excess of the estimated value of the whole planet. The subject matter pertaining to this racket is sure to be the subject of whole books, and movie trilogies. By no means should the following be considered definitive. The money was not made by trading and selling counterfeit mortgage securities like little kids sell and trade baseball cards. The money was made when the Wall Street Banks sold these counterfeit securities to investors in mortgage backed securities. More money was made when the Wall Street Banks bet that their counterfeit ...
How to Buy Real Estate with No Money and Bad CreditDec 27, 2011
www.BestRealEstateNiches.com Find out how to buy real estate with no money down, bad credit, also alternatives to mortgage and financing.
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