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- What Should I Get From the Sellers at My Real Estate Closing? - by Submitted on Jul 20, 2010 from Total Mortgage ServicesMake sure you ask the seller for these key items at or before your closing When the big day arrives to close on the purchase of your home, make sure you get everything you need. Many first time home buyers don't know what they should ask for when closing on their new home. If you have a good ...
Views: 1456(8 votes) - Buying a Home Without a Realtor - by Submitted on May 28, 2010 from Total Mortgage ServicesFind out how to buy a home without involving a Realtor If you are looking at buying a home without a Realtor, there are four major steps you should take to protect yourself and help make your transaction a success. About 10% to 15% of all home sales in the United States are completed ...
Views: 1876(3 votes) - Buying a Home on the Internet - by Submitted on May 28, 2010 from Total Mortgage ServicesFind Out What Can & Cannot Be Done To Purchase A Home Online Today Home buyers of today can use the Internet in several ways to get the best home at the best deal possible. Not only are current listings of homes for sale available for viewing, but several web sites offer historical prices of ...
Views: 1246(4 votes) - Current Mortgage Rates Stimulating Home Sales - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2009 from Total Mortgage ServicesFor the fourth consecutive week, current mortgage rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages dipped. The current mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is currently 4.78%, matching a record low set in April, while the average mortgage rate on a 15-year fixed-rate mortgage is 4.29%. As the ...
Views: 1188(2 votes) - When Will Current Mortgage Rates Rise? - by Submitted on Oct 30, 2009 from Total Mortgage ServicesAll things being equal, current mortgage rates will remain low as long as the Federal Reserve allows them to remain low. Even with a variety of other factors used to determine current mortgage rates, there is no greater influence on current mortgage rates than the Federal Reserve. When it comes ...
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