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Last Updated: Dec 8th, 2005 - 23:02:31

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Money & Finance : Loans
Highway Robbery: How to avoid getting taken advantage of in the loan process!
People wanting to take a home mortgage loan are mortally afraid of being considered bankrupt barely a day or so after their home loan has been approved. If borrowers have a reputation of bankruptcy or foreclosure, it can mean bad credit loans in the mortgage business. Therefore, a borrower with such a history should not expect to get the same kind of home mortgage loan as a borrower with perfect credit.
Dec 1, 2005, 11:26

Money & Finance : Loans
Asking the Right Questions before Signing a Loan
If there�s one rule that dominates in the home mortgage industry it is this: That you never go solely according to the mortgage interest rate. Instead, it makes good sense to take a close look at the jargon surrounding a mortgage program. You could even check back with lenders or a mortgage broker or shop on the Web for comparative rates. While you shop around, be armed to ask your mortgage lender a few key questions given here. The answers that you get will help you decide which loan is best for you.
Dec 1, 2005, 11:25

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