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There are many different ways to get financing in the world today. Revolving credit is a great way to do this and there are many ways in which you can access this type of credit.…
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A Form 1098 is a tax document that reports amounts that may affect a tax filerâs adjustments to income or deductions from their income on their annual tax return. There are several variations of the formâsome are used to report amounts paid and some are used to report charitable contributions made. Any of the forms […]
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UpEquity makes cash offers & charges interest â currently 2.5% â to prospective borrowers, who can make an offer on a house without having to go through a bank to get a mortgage.
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If youâve ever tried to get a loan or applied for a credit card, youâve likely heard the term âFICO scoreâ mentioned on more than one occasion. However, if youâre just establishing your credit, or…
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Since the onset of the pandemic last year, urban flight into less populated areas has been a driving force in the real estate market. But, will this phenomenon last?
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Here we are in the seemingly 58 th week of 2020. What’s new? The podcast of today’s commentary features thoughts from the Millennial host on how lenders can address that market, and it can be heard via Apple , Spotify , or Google : subscribe and download. In terms of news, the FHFA extended forbearance protection past March. (More below on that.) And rating agency Moody’s view is that the CFPB’s recent changes to the QM rules would “allow lenders to qualify more types of loans as QM, resulting in a non-QM market with loans of lower credit quality, since most of today’s higher-quality non-QM loans would qualify as QM under the new rules, making future non-QM more synonymous with non-prime… the rule, if implemented could incentivize some lenders to price riskier loans…(read more)