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New American Funding Featured on Ken Michaels' Mortgage Makeovers Online PR News (press release)

On the show Michaels, voted Top Mortgage Expert in the US for two years, will explain the urgency in taking advantage of the drop in mortgage rates that occurred this past week. With rates at record lows, he believes this is an opportunity for his listeners.

More importantly however, Michaels, as always, stresses the importance of working with mortgage companies that are trustworthy direct lenders. He uses New American Funding as the prime example highlighting the mortgage company 's competitive advantages including their 21 day close guarantee, competitive rates and vast array of home loan product options. Michaels boasts about the mortgage company saying "they're amazing, they have the best interest rates I've ever seen."

The radio show Mortgage Makeovers was launched in 1991 and is heard on several nationwide radio stations. Ken Michaels' goal for the show is to inform and educate the general public on the mortgage industry and related topics including home loans , credit problems, real estate, mortgage companies, debt consolidation etc. As the host, Michaels encourages listeners to call in with questions which he will answer based on facts, opinion and experience.

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Mortgage Refinance and Debt Consolidation

Mortgage refinancing and debt consolidation are great ways to reduce your monthly payments, save money on interest, and free up money to spend on ...

What is better, debt consolidation loan, home refinance or home equity loan?

My husband and I want to pay off some credit card debt; which is the better option?


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There is some useful advice here.


The answer will depend on your circumstances. Your best course is to do your own research, get several quotes and do not let anyone pressure you into a plan that you are not happy with. It sounds like you have several possible options, so be choosy!

This website has a useful article about just this topic. I hope it will help you.

Good luck!

I need to refinance for debt consolidation have manufactured home on 93 acres?

appraise at 3050000.I owe 218000.. does anyone know of a lender?
slip of the keys it's worth 305,000.00 not three million.. I live in Ohio
I have excellant credit and income ..I'm just tired of the credit card games with th interest rates..


email me. I am a loan officer with Freedom Mortage. I have access to several banks and private lenders nationwide. I am would be glad to help you.
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I would be more then happy to try and assist you. My work e-mail is aguajardo@gordonlending.com. Thanks and have a great day.

Antonia


Where on earth do you have 93 acres worth 3 mil? With a Mfg home on it? WOW!


First off, don't borrow what is is worth. That will get you in trouble. I would refinance and cash in some equity instead of a debt consolidation loan. You will make out better on the interest. I happen to know an excellant lady that does all my financing. Where do you live?


If you have assets of 3 mill and debt of 218k, any lender will loan to you.


BEcause of your acreage, it looks like that is why you are sitting OK on some levels today. In reality you could sell, and go some where and buy like 2-5 acres and build a nice little house for your-self.

You could come out even with a home somewhere .... I mean I do not know how attached you are to the land you haev today....

If you have a job and money coming in, and you have all that "equity" you should be able to go to any bank and get a "debt consolidation loan".... their risk would be covered by the 100k (give or take) that you have in equity, from teh math it looks like it would be a little less than 100k... but none the less....


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I am a branch manager for a broker in ohio. This sounds to me like a hard money deal. These days lenders want nothing to do with manufactured homes because of the percentage of default they have. I work with a few lenders that may be able to help you out but I will need some information first. Where is the land located? How much are you looking to borrow? What type of credit do you have? There is some other info I would need but this could be enough to look into it for you. You can contact me via email or at my office (614) 985-3771.

Thank You,
Curt


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Debt consolidation or refinance? investment property question?

Ok heres the run down. I bought an investment home that was a real fixer upper. Using a heloc and credit cards to finance the renovations. House didnt sell in a reasonable timeframe so I rented it out (1 year lease that just started). Rent is covering mortgage but not the improvements. (30k) A lot of that was put on cards with a set 0% timeframe that is bout to run out very soon. Should I refinance or try a debt consolidation. Mortgage rates seem to be rising.


Work Dave Ramsey's plan and get out of debt.


I'd refi if you can!

I'm not much of a believer in debt consolidation. I think you're just better off paying it off by selling anything you can sell.


Getting yourself into debt in order to get yourself out of debt, doesn't seem like a very good idea! But, be careful if you decide to do a debt consolidation. You might want to visit this website http://www.squidoo.com/DebtSettlementScams They have an article there about debt consolidation scams.


Debt Consolidation Help comes in many forms, from payment plans to loans to resolution strategies, so it is important that you spend some time prioritizing your own personal finance needs, concerns and financial situation before signing up for any debt consolidation help program.

The four primary concerns for most consumers are:

i) monthly payment
ii) time to debt freedom
iii) total cost, and
iv) credit rating impact of the debt consolidation program.

Be sure to evaluate each program, relative to your prioritization of these factors.

Since there are a variety of debt consolidation options, including credit counseling, debt negotiation/debt settlement, a debt consolidation loan, and other debt resolution options, it is important to fully understand each option and then pick the solution that is right for you.

Credit Counseling
Credit counseling, or signing up for a debt management plan ("DMP"), is a very common form of debt consolidation. There are many companies offering online credit counseling, which is essentially a way to make one payment directly to the credit counseling agency, which then distributes that payment to your creditors. Most times, a credit counseling agency will be able to lower your monthly payments by getting interest rate concessions from your lenders or creditors. It is important to understand that in a credit counseling program, you are still repaying 100% of your debts – but with lower monthly payments. On average, most online credit counseling programs take around five years. While most credit counseling programs do not impact your FICO score, being enrolled in a credit counseling debt management plan DOES show up on your credit report… and, unfortunately, many lenders look at enrollment in credit counseling akin to filing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy – or using a third party to re-organize your debts. This is typically a good form of debt consolidation help if you have lots of high interest credit card debt and just want a lower monthly payment. (http://www.bills.com/credit-counseling/)

Debt Settlement and Debt Negotiation
Debt settlement, also called debt negotiation, is a newer form of debt consolidation help that cuts your total debt, sometimes over 50%, with lower monthly payments. Debt settlement programs typically run around three years - so they are a short programs with low monthly payments that can save you the most money while avoiding bankruptcy.

It is important to keep in mind, however, that during the life of your debt settlement program, you are NOT paying your creditors. This means that a debt settlement solution of debt consolidation will negatively impact your credit rating. Your credit rating will not be good, at a minimum, for the term of your debt settlement program. However, debt settlement is usually the fastest and cheapest way to debt freedom, with a low monthly payment, while avoiding Bankruptcy. The trade-off here is a negative credit rating versus saving money. (http://www.bills.com/debt-negotiation-and-settlement/)

Debt Consolidation Loan
Many people think first of a debt consolidation loan when seeking debt consolidation help. Usually, this is reserved for home owners with equity in their homes that can be tapped to payoff other debts. This option typically means a second home loan (or home equity line of credit) or refinancing your primary mortgage. In a debt consolidation loan, you exchange one or more loans for another. The most frequent form is taking out a mortgage loan, which carries a lower interest rate and is tax deductible, to pay off high interest rate credit card debt.

It is important to be aware that shifting unsecured debt to secured debt can create a volatile situation, if there is ever a chance that you cannot afford the new mortgage payment you are now putting yourself at risk of foreclosure! In the case of a debt consolidation loan, most mortgages are 30 year loan, which means that the total cost and the time to debt freedom could be very high… but the monthly payment will be lower than other options and there is no credit rating impact. (http://www.bills.com/debt-consolidation/)

Net-net: While there are many forms of debt consolidation help, many people with good to perfect credit who own homes should look into debt consolidation loans, while consumers with high credit card debt and poor credit may want to explore debt settlement or debt negotiation. However, each consumer is different, so find the debt consolidation help program and option that fits for you.

auto refinance with primerica is this good? how about debt consolidation?

I applied for a debt consolidation and a car refinance with primerica but i need to know of someone that has done it before and can tell me if it work for them


I personally have many clients that have consolidated their debt in the SMART loan program. It basically combines all your debt into one lower monthly payment at a fix interest rate. The length of the loan is equal to the number of years and months you have left to pay on your current mortgage. On average, I get clients out of debt 7 years sooner than their current plan. By getting out of debt sooner, they save tens of thousands of dollars on their total interest payment.

To see an example of how Primerica's loan differs from traditional loans, go here: http://finance1o1.blogspot.com/2007/06/simple-interest-vs-schedule-interest.html

Anyway, your agent should be contacting you soon in regards to your SMART loan application.


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Primerica sells life insurance primarily, and they use the cash value of the policy in order to pay off debt. You obviously will still have to make the life insurance premium payments.
Primerica is part of Citigroup so it is a legitimate company, however there agents only have Life insurance licenses so that is all they can sell.


Yes I have applied for debt consolidation with Primerica, and it works. I will be debt free in 8 years this includes paying off my house.

The S.M.A.R.T. (Save Money and Reduce Taxes) loan uses a 95% loan to value on my house.
It consolidated 2 mortgages and my revolving debts under one loan for 30 years with 6.25%apr. (My original 1st mort had 7.25% apr for 30 years. My original 2nd mort has 8.25% apr for 15 year and it was a BALLOON -- meaning if I didnt make extra payments before the 15 year was up, my last payment would be close to 15,000)
My new mortgage has apr of 6.25 for 30 years, but because I am making bi-weekly payments, the house will be paid off in 22.5 years.
Sound like a contridiction from above right? Not so, I am applying additional money to my payments to have it paid off by 2016 (8 years from now.)

Citicorp -- has always used a traditional fixed rate loan and they do not sell their loans.

The loan is based on "simple interest" calculation where payments are immediate applied to your principle.

Primerica re-calculates your principle every 14 days, which lowers your principal every 14 days, and in turn lowers the interest owed on the next payment.

A typical mortgage company will only apply payments one time a month. So while you are making two payments a month, it is only being applied once the second biweekly or “full” mortgage payment is received so no interest is actually saved.

The term “simple interest” is a bit overused by everyone. Many banks have started using this term to describe their mortgage but unless you get the actual calculation you have no idea what they are talking about.

What you should ask is.
1) What is the ACTUAL TOTAL COST of my loan?
2) When will it be payed off? How many years?

------------ --------------
Mortgage Interest Calculation
((Principle * interest rate)/360 )* number of days since last payment

e.g.
100,000 loan at 6%
Monthly payment $599.55
Actual Bi-weekly payment $299.28

1st payment: 100000* .06 = 6000
6000 /360 = 16.67
16.67*14days = $233.38 of interest owed leaving $65.90 applied to principle.

2nd payment - 99934.10*.06 = 5996.05
5996.05/360 = 16.65
16.65* 14days = 233.18 of interest owed leaving $66.10 applied to principle

The Primerica "bi-weekly" payed off $132 in principle in 28 days as compared to a typical 30 year amortization which only pays off $99.50 in principle the first month.
{See bankrate.com for amortization schedule.}

SMART loan does carries with it a hefty pre-payment penalty if you pay it off in 3 years or less

I want to refinance my home for a debt consolidation new loan. Which are my best options ?

I have about 40 % positive home equity , no late payments , but I only have been owning the house for a couple months. My house is in California and I have a fair to good credit with too many inquiries in the last 6 months.


If you refinance they are going to It's going to cost you. I refinanced to get a lower rate and they ended up charging me about 3 thousand dollars and i didn't realize it because they rolled it into the payment .The best thing to do is just get a line of credit against your home . I went to a credit union and I got a line of credit with a fixed rate of 6.9 . look into it .What ever you do good luck.


WELL ...I think you must go for this company if you really want to get the best and low interest debt consolidations services....One lady Kelly is there, she is very kind and smart in solving this type of querry. I have consolidate my 4 different loans from this company, its http://www.debtreduction123.net , u just try it out once. You only have to fill up the request form thats it...And she will come to your home probably tells you everything what they can do for you. And the important thing is that, this all is free of cost. They will not charge you a single penny from you for this thing. Just fill out the form and wait for her call.

Debt Consolidation, home refinance question...?

I currently have two auto loans, some credit card debt, and will be purchasing a house very soon. I know they have debt consolidation loans, but all ive seen are fixed rates for them. Do they offer Arm rates for debt consolidation for auto, credit, and mortgage loans? Any info is greatly appreciated. Also ive noticed that quicken loans has the cheapest rates, and best quotes do you know of others that have better?


I AM SURE THEY HAVE CONSOLIDATIONS LOANS FOR ALL AND TO QUALIFY TO BUY ARM LOANS ARE GOOD BUT SHOULD FIX THE RATE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND PAY HIGHEST MAX PAYMENT AS POSIBLE


There are ARM mortgages and ARM lines of credit. But, why would you want adjustable and risk the payment rising significantly? Also check out ingdirect.com.


Thats what a HELOC is......home equity line of credit.......the rates constantly change........but its risky......I prefer fixed rate loans

what's the difference between refinancing and debt consolidation?

I want to refinance and include my home equity loan and get extra money for a new car. What is the right option?


Refinancing reduces your current payments and you often can get money.

Debt consolidation is combining loans together.

So, refinancing is what you want.

Is it possible to refinance a home 2 months after bought it for a debt consolidation new loan?



Unless there is a condition in your mortgage stating otherwise, yes you can refinance at any time you choose. Be careful that there could be early exit fees applicable if you do. Just check out what is available, and what fees and charges will apply should you refinance. If it will save you money then do it. You may find that you are better staying with what you already have for a year or two.

Many years ago when variable interest rates had gone up to 18% pa and looked like they could reach 24%, I converted to a fixed loan at 18% for five years. Within twelve months variable interest rates had dropped to 12% pa. The mortgage break fee cost me $20,000 penalty interest to refinance at the variable rate again. However, it saved me that amount in the first twelve months, and continued to save that and more for the subsequent three years as variable interest rates had dropped to 8.5% by the end of the fifth year.

can I refinance a debt consolidation loan?



well, I am cool with it. Go ahead dude!

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