This is the Best Housing Economy in History…for Tax Lien Investors!
This housing market has made owning a house by purchasing the tax lien against it much easier, people just are not paying their taxes. Mortgage companies are SO laden with foreclosures that they are willing to write off the note just to get it off their books!
In good economic times, the redemption rate from the home owner stays around 90%. This means that 9 out of 10 homeowners pay their taxes before you, the holder of the tax lien, legally gains ownership of the house. To do this, the owner must pay you your invested price of the tax bill plus interest, which is a Win-Win scenario for you, the tax lien investor either way. Not too bad, right?
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Posted by Alex Bhaswara on May 11, 2012 at 4:49 am under Personal FInance.
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Mortgage refinance provides borrowers with the option to reduce home loan payments or obtain cash from accrued home equity. Prior to refinancing mortgage notes, homeowners should become informed of the various options and compare interest rates and closing costs of various lenders.
The first step of mortgage refinance requires borrowers to review their current home loan documents. The majority of housing loans include prepayment penalties when loans are repaid before the contract expires. Homeowners carrying a first and second mortgage could incur substantial costs which negate savings obtained through refinancing.
Borrowers should conduct research to compare current home refinancing interest rates. Mortgage lenders recommend entering into mortgage Continue reading ‘Mortgage Refinance – Tips For Reducing Home Loan Payments’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on December 19, 2011 at 4:56 am under Mortgage.
Tags: house, investor, Mortgage, real estate, sale
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When dealing with finances it is vital that you conduct research. Some people carry out the research for school projects; others do it to expand their knowledge on the subject or even as a hobby. As an aspiring investor, it is important to understand how the world of finance works. This way, you will be in a position to make an informed decision when it comes to the basics.
It is important that you explore all the divisions of finance so that you are Continue reading ‘Finance Research, Where to Do It’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on July 29, 2011 at 4:50 am under Finance.
Tags: finacne research, Finance, investor, projects, research
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