POSTED BY Martha Jackson on 12:26 AM under ,
If you are looking for an instant auto loan then you have to consider several things. It is not as east as you think. There are some specific steps that you need to consider before getting a loan. nowadays, there are number of financial organization that promise you to approve your loan on an immediate basis. Your loan can be approved instantly but you must clarify that it comes in proper way to avoid the harassment in the future.

There are some financial institutions that claim that they can provide you the loan within few minutes. Ask yourself, is that possible? Never. Actually it takes time. The application take some time for proceeding, your credit report will be verified and if all the criteria are fulfilled then you are eligible for the loan. So, it is for sure that it take few days.

But there are some ways that will help you to get a quick response. first of all, you have to select the best financial car loan institute for your loan. The number of financial institutions are increasing day by day. So choosing the best among them is the toughest job. For the best result you can consult with your friends and relatives who has already gone through that proceedings.

Secondly, make a quick search through Internet as it is the best resource for these days. You will get all the required information that you need to know before stepping forward.

And the most important thing is to know the previous records of the company. How much they are helpful, how they behave with their clients and all. These are the basic steps that you need to follow before getting a loan.

If you want to get a quick car loan considering all the things then you must submit all the necessary documents like your bills, bank statement and most importantly your credit report. Credit report is very important. That will help the creditors to judge your ability to repay the loan. If your credit report is good then the interest rate will be lower. And last but not least, you have to put all the required information in the application form with care as any incomplete or missing information can delay the proceeding.

As the name suggest, auto loan easy to get but some steps need to be taken to avoid any further harassment. If you consider the above things before getting an auto loan then you will get the maximum benefits from your desired loan.
POSTED BY Mortgage Guy on 9:30 PM under ,
Yesterday the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 5072, the FHA Reform Act of 2010 which might good news for home-buyers that may need to rely upon an FHA loan for a home purchase but, not so good for taxparers. The bill will still need to be passed by the Senate and then signed into law by the President, but a big first step toward this was taken by the House passing it.


Highlights of the bill that I think are important to home-buyers are:
  • The down-payment requirement for FHA loans will remain at 3.5 percent. There was an amendment to the bill that would have increased the down-payment requirement to 5 percent but was defeated, leaving the down-payment requirement at the present 3.5 percent level. The National Association of REALTORS estimated that, if the down-payment was increased to 5 percent, there would be 300,000 potential home-buyers removed from the market as a result.  This is not a big deal though because this is the current situation.  If lenders will even touch borrowers below a 580 credit score they are required to put more money down.
  • FHA will lower it’s up-front fee it charges borrowers for FHA mortgage insurance to 1 percent but will increase the annual premium they charge (which is added on to the payment) to 0.85 percent. This will help borrowers by lowering the up-front “out of pocket” expenses they incur, but will help FHA’s financial stability by increasing overall revenue from the premiums.  This is a touch one as this will increase the debt ratio of the buyer and if they default then HUD doesn't get the revenue stream.  Personally I like a tired FHA MIP schedule.  Those with stonger credit get cheaper insurance than those with lower credit.  Simple risk allocation.
  • FHA’s loan limits will be increased for multifamily elevator buildings and in extremely high-cost areas, thus opening up the option of FHA financing in more markets.

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Simply checking online for today’s posted rates may not lead to your expected outcome due to the lots of factors that can cause each individual rate and closing cost scenario to fluctuate.  Most lenders tend to post their "best rate" which may not be the rate that most consumer qualify for.

They can preach communication, service and education all day, but it’s our ultimate aim to earn your trust so that you can be confident in our ability to successfully lead you through this complex mortgage process.

Since mortgage rates can modify several times a day, the following questions will help select whether or not your lender truly knows what to look for so that they can provide you with the best rate two times you’re in a position of locking in your loan:
POSTED BY Mortgage Guy on 10:49 PM under ,
Payment history and debt totals are important parts but not the only factors in determining your FICO Score.

When it comes to Credit Scores, FICO is most common. Regardless of what credit report you obtain most people will refer to your credit score as your FICO Score. Almost all banks or Lenders in the United States use FICO scores to decide whether to offer credit to potential borrowers and at what interest rate. FICO has a major global presence, as well: According to the company's testimony before a House Financial Services Committee, FICO Score are used in about 10 billion decisions worldwide each year. Did you catch that, 10 BILLION.

So how does FICO or the correct name Fair Isaac Corporation, come up with its widely used score?
Mortgage rates have slowly begun to rise just as the spring home-buying time nears. This could be perilous to the recovery in housing markets.

Mortgage finance company Freddie Mac said that the average rate on a 30-year home loan this week in the U.S. jumped to 5.21 percent, from 5.08 percent last week. It represents the highest rate for 30-year mortgages since Aug. 13, nearly eight months ago.

In early December, the rate stood at 4.71 percent, a historic low.

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