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This document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis. It defines a subprime mortgage as a loan granted to borrowers with imperfect or no credit history, often with interest-only terms. It then outlines the key institutions and steps that led to the crisis, including low interest rates, loose lending standards, securitization of risky loans, and widespread defaults that damaged the economy. Finally, it notes some remedies put in place after the crisis like the Dodd-Frank Act and new regulatory agencies.
A reverse mortgage is a non-recourse loan for homeowners aged 62+ that converts home equity into tax-free cash payments. No loan payments are required until the home is no longer the primary residence. Common uses are supplementing income, estate planning, long-term care, or funding retirement home purchases. Eligibility requires primary residency in a home owned free and clear. The maximum loan amount depends on the homeowner's age, home value, and interest rates. Loan proceeds can be taken as a lump sum, monthly payments, line of credit, or combination. The loan becomes due when the last homeowner dies, sells the home, or does not live there for over 12 months.
This document discusses standing and assignment in residential foreclosure cases. It summarizes the key players in the mortgage finance system, including originating lenders, secondary markets, servicers, investors, MERS, and the role of securitization. Securitization led to incentives for quantity over quality of mortgages and "creative" high-risk loan products. The process of slicing, dicing, and selling loans resulted in shortcuts and mistakes in loan documentation and assignment. Plaintiffs must prove they have standing by showing ownership of the note and mortgage at the time of filing. The note is a negotiable instrument that must be properly transferred, while the mortgage is governed by real estate law. Servicers' authority comes from pooling and serv
This document discusses cancellation policies for hotel event contracts. It outlines the key differences between termination, which is caused by outside forces, and cancellation, which is a decision by one of the parties. While contracts often state there is no right to cancel, there is always a right to cancel with financial consequences. These consequences, or liquidated damages, aim to compensate the injured party for losses from the cancellation and must roughly approximate actual damages. The timing of cancellation affects how much revenue the hotel can resell. The document provides guidance on drafting clear and complete cancellation policies that consider both parties' potential losses.
A bail bond in San Diego is an agreement by a criminal defendant to appear for trial or pay the sum of money set by the court. The bail bond is consigned by the bail bondsman, who charges the defendant a fee in return for guaranteeing the payment.
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The credit crunch was caused by a rise in subprime mortgage defaults in the United States that spread throughout the global financial system. Mortgage lenders sold many inappropriate mortgages to borrowers with low incomes and poor credit and bundled the debt into packages that were given inaccurate low-risk ratings and sold off. This led to widespread defaults when introductory interest rates expired and home prices fell, devastating mortgage lenders and causing banks to severely restrict lending, resulting in a dried up credit market globally.
This document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis. It defines a subprime mortgage as a loan granted to borrowers with imperfect or no credit history, often with interest-only terms. It then outlines the key institutions and steps that led to the crisis, including low interest rates, loose lending standards, securitization of risky loans, and widespread defaults that damaged the economy. Finally, it notes some remedies put in place after the crisis like the Dodd-Frank Act and new regulatory agencies.
A reverse mortgage is a non-recourse loan for homeowners aged 62+ that converts home equity into tax-free cash payments. No loan payments are required until the home is no longer the primary residence. Common uses are supplementing income, estate planning, long-term care, or funding retirement home purchases. Eligibility requires primary residency in a home owned free and clear. The maximum loan amount depends on the homeowner's age, home value, and interest rates. Loan proceeds can be taken as a lump sum, monthly payments, line of credit, or combination. The loan becomes due when the last homeowner dies, sells the home, or does not live there for over 12 months.
This document discusses standing and assignment in residential foreclosure cases. It summarizes the key players in the mortgage finance system, including originating lenders, secondary markets, servicers, investors, MERS, and the role of securitization. Securitization led to incentives for quantity over quality of mortgages and "creative" high-risk loan products. The process of slicing, dicing, and selling loans resulted in shortcuts and mistakes in loan documentation and assignment. Plaintiffs must prove they have standing by showing ownership of the note and mortgage at the time of filing. The note is a negotiable instrument that must be properly transferred, while the mortgage is governed by real estate law. Servicers' authority comes from pooling and serv
This document discusses cancellation policies for hotel event contracts. It outlines the key differences between termination, which is caused by outside forces, and cancellation, which is a decision by one of the parties. While contracts often state there is no right to cancel, there is always a right to cancel with financial consequences. These consequences, or liquidated damages, aim to compensate the injured party for losses from the cancellation and must roughly approximate actual damages. The timing of cancellation affects how much revenue the hotel can resell. The document provides guidance on drafting clear and complete cancellation policies that consider both parties' potential losses.
A bail bond in San Diego is an agreement by a criminal defendant to appear for trial or pay the sum of money set by the court. The bail bond is consigned by the bail bondsman, who charges the defendant a fee in return for guaranteeing the payment.
Get Instant Funds Approval with No Dilemma!Andrea Hurdler
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The credit crunch was caused by a rise in subprime mortgage defaults in the United States that spread throughout the global financial system. Mortgage lenders sold many inappropriate mortgages to borrowers with low incomes and poor credit and bundled the debt into packages that were given inaccurate low-risk ratings and sold off. This led to widespread defaults when introductory interest rates expired and home prices fell, devastating mortgage lenders and causing banks to severely restrict lending, resulting in a dried up credit market globally.
The invisible hand didn't cause the financial meltdown. The bogus belief, the bogus "complex" financial system, and the backing by credit rating agency, government, and AIG (and the like) caused the financial meltdown.
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Vertuity Mortgage is Winnipeg's leader in debt consolidation, refinancing & mortgage services. Visit www.vertuity.ca today for more information on our services.
This document summarizes common debt structures used by state and local governments in California. It describes issuer, security, pledged revenues, examples, risks, and notes for:
1) State of California debt including general obligation bonds, lease revenue bonds, and revenue anticipation notes.
2) City and county debt including general obligation bonds, lease appropriation debt, and tax increment revenue bonds.
3) School district and community college district debt including general obligation bonds and lease appropriation debt.
4) Mello-Roos bonds which are special tax or assessment bonds issued by community facility districts to fund infrastructure for real estate developments.
This person filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and received a reaffirmation agreement from one of their creditors for a $500 credit union credit card debt. They only want to reaffirm their car loan and are unsure why this agreement was sent or if declining it will prevent the debt from being discharged. Their lawyer has also not been responsive to their calls regarding this issue.
This document summarizes the benefits of VA loans for veterans, reservists, active-duty personnel, and surviving spouses. Some key benefits include no down payment requirement, no cash reserves or application fees required, and no monthly mortgage insurance premiums. Borrowers may also qualify to finance closing costs or pay off some consumer debt. VA loans can be used to purchase a primary 1-4 unit home or refinance an existing loan, with some restrictions. The document provides contact information for a loan officer at Effective Mortgage Company to learn more about VA loan qualifications.
This document summarizes two major foreclosure settlements from 2011-2012. The Independent Foreclosure Review Settlement involved an independent review of foreclosures from 2009-2010 and affected 4.3 million eligible borrowers serviced by 27 institutions. The Multi-State Settlement of Foreclosure Misconduct was a $26 billion settlement with 5 large banks to provide relief to homeowners affected by improper foreclosure practices from 2008-2011. The settlements established funds for direct payments to affected homeowners, principal reductions, refinancing assistance, and support for state programs around foreclosure prevention and assistance.
This document discusses principal reduction for underwater mortgages. It presents opposing views that principal reduction amounts to a taxpayer bailout of reckless borrowers or a bank bailout. Alternatively, principal reduction could help address the foreclosure crisis by easing the burden on homeowners. However, others warn that principal reduction may encourage strategic default and create a moral hazard by rewarding past poor behavior. The document seeks to separate fact from fiction around these perspectives on principal reduction.
This document discusses debt collection after death. It explains that creditors will attempt to collect any outstanding debts from the deceased's estate. As executor, a child is responsible for using estate assets to pay debts in a certain order, but not their personal funds. Debts do not transfer to children unless they co-signed loans. The document provides tips for handling debt, such as estate planning and downsizing assets while alive to pay down debt and protect what is left for heirs.
Joint loans allow two people with bad credit to apply together, which can strengthen the application and improve chances of approval. Borrowers with a history of late payments, bankruptcies or other credit issues may find it easier to qualify for financing by applying with someone who has a clean credit record. Lenders consider the combined income and credit profiles of all applicants when reviewing a joint loan application.
Brian Zwerner - Fixed Income SecuritiesBrian Zwerner
Brian Zwerner is a managing principal based in Atlanta, Georgia who provides expertise in risk management for holders of fixed income securities. Fixed income securities guarantee regular payments through interest and return the principal at maturity, making them more reliable than stocks but with generally lower returns. Common types of fixed income securities include treasury and corporate bonds, as well as certificates of deposit and preferred stock, with bonds allowing buyers to loan money to issuers.
A reverse mortgage, also known as a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), allows homeowners aged 62 and older to convert a portion of the equity in their home into tax-free loan proceeds. The loan does not need to be repaid as long as the borrower lives in the home, and the borrower retains ownership and title. The loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration so there is no risk to heirs if the loan balance exceeds the home value upon the borrower's passing. Borrowers must undergo counseling to understand the product but there are no restrictions on how the funds can be used. Qualification is based on age, home value and equity rather than income or credit history.
1) Home equity loans, also known as second mortgages, allow homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home. There are two main types - fixed-rate loans which provide a lump sum payment that is repaid over a fixed period at a set interest rate, and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) which function like credit cards with a pre-approved spending limit.
2) While home equity loans offer lower interest rates than other types of consumer loans, the document cautions that they should only be used judiciously as relying on them for daily expenses could lead to overspending and debt issues.
3) The document provides a brief overview of government health care spending in the US
This document provides an introduction to microfinance. It discusses the nature of microfinance including microcredit and efforts to stimulate savings and insurance. It then summarizes the beginnings of microfinance through the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. It also discusses some of the economic theories around group lending including adverse selection, moral hazard, and progressive lending. Finally, it discusses some challenges with group lending models and the potential for privatization of microfinance.
Credit default swaps (CDS) provide insurance for loans by guaranteeing repayment if a borrower defaults. However, CDS only work well in good economies when defaults are rare. As the recession hit, many loans began defaulting, leaving insurance companies on the hook. But CDS had changed hands so often between companies that no one knew who ultimately insured which loans, similar to a house fire where the homeowner doesn't know their insurance provider.
This document summarizes Ken Berger's presentation on charity evaluation at a philanthropy camp. It discusses how over 1 billion children suffer from poverty due to lack of basic needs, and how Charity Navigator aims to provide transparency and accountability for charities. Charity Navigator evaluates thousands of charities and influences billions in donations each year based on financial health, accountability, and effectiveness. Berger introduces Charity Navigator's plan to expand its rating system to provide more comprehensive evaluations and ensure social investments in charities keep pace with growing nonprofit programs and needs. The presentation emphasizes the importance of using both heart and head in philanthropy for real, meaningful, and lasting impact.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
The invisible hand didn't cause the financial meltdown. The bogus belief, the bogus "complex" financial system, and the backing by credit rating agency, government, and AIG (and the like) caused the financial meltdown.
Points to consider when looking into debt consolidationcarolhill6969
Vertuity Mortgage is Winnipeg's leader in debt consolidation, refinancing & mortgage services. Visit www.vertuity.ca today for more information on our services.
This document summarizes common debt structures used by state and local governments in California. It describes issuer, security, pledged revenues, examples, risks, and notes for:
1) State of California debt including general obligation bonds, lease revenue bonds, and revenue anticipation notes.
2) City and county debt including general obligation bonds, lease appropriation debt, and tax increment revenue bonds.
3) School district and community college district debt including general obligation bonds and lease appropriation debt.
4) Mello-Roos bonds which are special tax or assessment bonds issued by community facility districts to fund infrastructure for real estate developments.
This person filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and received a reaffirmation agreement from one of their creditors for a $500 credit union credit card debt. They only want to reaffirm their car loan and are unsure why this agreement was sent or if declining it will prevent the debt from being discharged. Their lawyer has also not been responsive to their calls regarding this issue.
This document summarizes the benefits of VA loans for veterans, reservists, active-duty personnel, and surviving spouses. Some key benefits include no down payment requirement, no cash reserves or application fees required, and no monthly mortgage insurance premiums. Borrowers may also qualify to finance closing costs or pay off some consumer debt. VA loans can be used to purchase a primary 1-4 unit home or refinance an existing loan, with some restrictions. The document provides contact information for a loan officer at Effective Mortgage Company to learn more about VA loan qualifications.
This document summarizes two major foreclosure settlements from 2011-2012. The Independent Foreclosure Review Settlement involved an independent review of foreclosures from 2009-2010 and affected 4.3 million eligible borrowers serviced by 27 institutions. The Multi-State Settlement of Foreclosure Misconduct was a $26 billion settlement with 5 large banks to provide relief to homeowners affected by improper foreclosure practices from 2008-2011. The settlements established funds for direct payments to affected homeowners, principal reductions, refinancing assistance, and support for state programs around foreclosure prevention and assistance.
This document discusses principal reduction for underwater mortgages. It presents opposing views that principal reduction amounts to a taxpayer bailout of reckless borrowers or a bank bailout. Alternatively, principal reduction could help address the foreclosure crisis by easing the burden on homeowners. However, others warn that principal reduction may encourage strategic default and create a moral hazard by rewarding past poor behavior. The document seeks to separate fact from fiction around these perspectives on principal reduction.
This document discusses debt collection after death. It explains that creditors will attempt to collect any outstanding debts from the deceased's estate. As executor, a child is responsible for using estate assets to pay debts in a certain order, but not their personal funds. Debts do not transfer to children unless they co-signed loans. The document provides tips for handling debt, such as estate planning and downsizing assets while alive to pay down debt and protect what is left for heirs.
Joint loans allow two people with bad credit to apply together, which can strengthen the application and improve chances of approval. Borrowers with a history of late payments, bankruptcies or other credit issues may find it easier to qualify for financing by applying with someone who has a clean credit record. Lenders consider the combined income and credit profiles of all applicants when reviewing a joint loan application.
Brian Zwerner - Fixed Income SecuritiesBrian Zwerner
Brian Zwerner is a managing principal based in Atlanta, Georgia who provides expertise in risk management for holders of fixed income securities. Fixed income securities guarantee regular payments through interest and return the principal at maturity, making them more reliable than stocks but with generally lower returns. Common types of fixed income securities include treasury and corporate bonds, as well as certificates of deposit and preferred stock, with bonds allowing buyers to loan money to issuers.
A reverse mortgage, also known as a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), allows homeowners aged 62 and older to convert a portion of the equity in their home into tax-free loan proceeds. The loan does not need to be repaid as long as the borrower lives in the home, and the borrower retains ownership and title. The loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration so there is no risk to heirs if the loan balance exceeds the home value upon the borrower's passing. Borrowers must undergo counseling to understand the product but there are no restrictions on how the funds can be used. Qualification is based on age, home value and equity rather than income or credit history.
1) Home equity loans, also known as second mortgages, allow homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home. There are two main types - fixed-rate loans which provide a lump sum payment that is repaid over a fixed period at a set interest rate, and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) which function like credit cards with a pre-approved spending limit.
2) While home equity loans offer lower interest rates than other types of consumer loans, the document cautions that they should only be used judiciously as relying on them for daily expenses could lead to overspending and debt issues.
3) The document provides a brief overview of government health care spending in the US
This document provides an introduction to microfinance. It discusses the nature of microfinance including microcredit and efforts to stimulate savings and insurance. It then summarizes the beginnings of microfinance through the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. It also discusses some of the economic theories around group lending including adverse selection, moral hazard, and progressive lending. Finally, it discusses some challenges with group lending models and the potential for privatization of microfinance.
Credit default swaps (CDS) provide insurance for loans by guaranteeing repayment if a borrower defaults. However, CDS only work well in good economies when defaults are rare. As the recession hit, many loans began defaulting, leaving insurance companies on the hook. But CDS had changed hands so often between companies that no one knew who ultimately insured which loans, similar to a house fire where the homeowner doesn't know their insurance provider.
This document summarizes Ken Berger's presentation on charity evaluation at a philanthropy camp. It discusses how over 1 billion children suffer from poverty due to lack of basic needs, and how Charity Navigator aims to provide transparency and accountability for charities. Charity Navigator evaluates thousands of charities and influences billions in donations each year based on financial health, accountability, and effectiveness. Berger introduces Charity Navigator's plan to expand its rating system to provide more comprehensive evaluations and ensure social investments in charities keep pace with growing nonprofit programs and needs. The presentation emphasizes the importance of using both heart and head in philanthropy for real, meaningful, and lasting impact.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
Papa Noel o Santa Clauss es un viejecito bonachón de barbas blancas que festeja la noche de Navidad dejando regalos en los zapatos. La leyenda se origina en San Nicolás, obispo de Mira, quien alivió las necesidades de una familia dejando su fortuna en los zapatos junto a la chimenea. Los emigrantes holandeses llevaron la historia a Estados Unidos y cambiaron el nombre de Santerklaus a Santa Claus debido a dificultades fonéticas.
Este documento presenta un resumen de los temas de álgebra que se abordarán en el primer semestre de un curso, incluyendo definiciones, ejemplos y problemas sobre sumas, restas, división algebraica, productos notables, factorización, fracciones algebraicas, ecuaciones lineales y de segundo grado. El documento contiene definiciones de estos conceptos algebraicos fundamentales y ejemplos ilustrativos de cada uno.
El documento resume el Área de Libre Comercio de las Américas (ALCA), un acuerdo comercial propuesto en 1994 para eliminar gradualmente las barreras al comercio e inversión en las Américas. El ALCA tiene como objetivo establecer un área de libre comercio para los 34 países del continente americano, excepto Cuba. Sus principales objetivos son maximizar la apertura de mercados y eliminar barreras al comercio para promover la prosperidad económica en la región.
El documento habla sobre diferentes tipos de miedos que las personas pueden experimentar, como el miedo a suspender un examen, a la oscuridad, a ser uno mismo, a la muerte, al amor, a la soledad y a las alturas. También menciona que muchos problemas tienen su raíz en el miedo y que el miedo puede desaparecer a través del amor, aunque el amor también nos da miedo. Finalmente, señala que todos podemos tener miedo a la violencia y que la violencia de género es un problema f
Un terremoto es una sacudida del terreno producida por el choque y movimiento de las placas tectónicas, liberando energía acumulada. Puede medirse su magnitud usando la escala de Richter, que indica la energía liberada, o su intensidad usando la escala de Mercalli, basada en los daños causados. Los terremotos más grandes registrados han ocurrido en Chile, Alaska y Rusia, con magnitudes sobre 9 en la escala de Richter.
El documento describe el nombre "Andrés" que tiene dos silabas con la segunda silaba tónica y lleva tilde por ser aguda y terminar en s. El nombre es de origen griego y significa "hombre viril" y su día onomástico es el 30 de noviembre. El autor se llama Andrés porque su padre también se llama así y su madre hizo un trato con su padre de que si era niño se llamaría como él y si era niña se llamaría Ana Belén como su madre.
Las redes sociales han cambiado la forma en que las personas se comunican y comparten información. Hoy en día, millones de personas usan herramientas de redes sociales como Facebook y Twitter para mantenerse en contacto sin importar la distancia. Las redes sociales también son importantes para los negocios y la sociedad en general al permitir el intercambio eficiente de información y romper barreras geográficas.
Este documento presenta una propuesta para que los resellers se asocien con Grupo-E Marketing para ofrecer servicios de SEO y e-marketing. Los resellers pueden ganar comisiones referiendo clientes o vendiendo los servicios directamente bajo una marca blanca. Grupo-E ofrece varios niveles de servicios SEO, soporte dedicado, capacitación y pagos rápidos de comisiones.
El documento presenta una introducción a la nanofiología, que analiza expresiones literarias breves para dilucidar los fundamentos de la literatura a través de contextos históricos y culturales. Define conceptos como literatura, fractales, microficción y características del microrrelato como brevedad y concisión. Incluye ejemplos de microrrelatos de autores como Monterroso y Chejov.
Raymond Werlen (CRUS) - Les enjeux de l’information scientifique. Le point de...infoclio.ch
Présentation de Raymond Werlen (Conférence des recteurs des universités suisses CRUS) lors du colloque infoclio.ch 2011 le 30 septembre 2011 à Berne.
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Les enjeux de l’information scientifique. Le point de vue de la CRUS
Un accès sans encombre et généralisé des hautes écoles suisses aux informations scientifiques disponibles à l’échelle internationale représente un enjeux majeur pour la compétitivité de la place scientifique suisse. Grâce à un réseau de bibliothèques universitaires qui fonctionne bien, la Suisse se trouve actuellement dans une position plutôt confortable en comparaison internationale. Mais le déplacement rapide de l’acquisition, du traitement, de l’échange, de l’archivage et de la diffusion de l’information de la forme papier vers les médias électroniques (internet) et vers des plateformes de données toujours plus importantes qui s’établissent en dehors du domaine de compétence traditionnel des bibliothèques représente un changement de paradigme qui concerne l’ensemble des chercheurs, des enseignants et des étudiants. Les conséquences de ce changement de paradigme sur le travail scientifique ainsi que les efforts de monopolisation des entreprises qui fournissent des informations scientifiques rendent nécessaire une mise en réseau plus étroite des hautes écoles suisses. Pour répondre aux défis qui en découlent, la CRUS prépare, sur mandat de la CUS, un Programme CUS 2013-2016 sur l'accès, le traitement et la sauvegarde de l'information scientifique. La présentation donnera un aperçu de l'état des réflexions au sein de la CRUS.
1. The document provides information on preparing for student loan repayment, including choosing a repayment plan, consolidating loans, making payments on time, contacting lenders if struggling, and avoiding default.
2. It advises completing exit counseling, knowing loan amounts and servicers, understanding grace periods, setting up online accounts, and communicating with lenders about address or contact changes.
3. Borrowers are warned that ignoring loans or failing to make payments for 270 days can result in wages being garnished, taxes seized, and damaged credit ratings, and advised to contact lenders if having trouble making payments to discuss options like deferment or forbearance.
This document discusses how refinancing a home can help pay off credit card or other consumer debt, make home improvements, resolve adjustable rate mortgages, lower monthly payments, eliminate student or auto loans, and set up a retirement portfolio. It provides contact information for a mortgage lender who can help with refinancing and offers $400 off closing costs by showing a good faith estimate from another lender, which they will meet or beat.
Commercial Loan Workout & Advisory Asante Asset Grouptreyt81
This document provides information about commercial loan workout and advisory services. It discusses obtaining loan modifications such as interest-only payments, extended amortization schedules, and deferred or reduced mortgage payments. The document notes that commercial property owners experiencing financial difficulties due to the economic downturn are candidates for loan restructuring. It claims the service can help properties become cash flow positive again and reduce interest rates and debt levels at no upfront cost if monthly payments are lowered.
This document summarizes the services of a credit restoration company. It offers to increase clients' credit scores by an average of over 50 points within six months by developing a personalized plan to address negative items on credit reports and educate clients on credit management. Key services include identifying credit goals, raising scores by disputing inaccurate or outdated negative information with credit bureaus and creditors, and monitoring progress to help clients qualify for loans, pay lower interest rates, and achieve their financial goals. The company claims a 70% average success rate in removing negative items from credit reports.
Remington Senior Funding: Introduction to Reverse Mortgagesremington
An Introduction to facts about Reverse Mortgages, including the most frequently asked questions and examples of how seniors are using Reverse Mortgages to supplement their income today.
So its the time for you to buy your first home and you need a mortgage. In this seminar learn about all of the options for a mortgage, and how you can qualify for a loan. We will cover all of the details and answer your questions. If you are a professional, this is the perfect seminar to help your customer learn about the mortgage loan process and we can customize it to your needs. Just contact us for details.
This document provides information about short sales and options for homeowners facing foreclosure. It discusses the short sale process in 4 steps: 1) gathering required documentation, 2) marketing the home, 3) presenting the offer to the bank which can take 1-4 months, and 4) closing once approved. It warns homeowners not to delay or ignore their situation, and outlines common reasons people face foreclosure like job loss or medical issues. The document emphasizes that the real estate agent can help negotiate with lenders to avoid foreclosure and formal legal proceedings.
This workshop will help you gain a basic understanding of how the homebuying and home financing process works. So you’ll know what to expect and be better able to make informed decisions.
This document discusses various options for homeowners facing foreclosure, including reinstatement, forbearance plans, selling or renting the property, refinancing, loan modifications, deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure, bankruptcy, and short sales. It provides details on the short sale process, noting it can take 3-12 months and requires proving financial hardship, marketing the home for sale, and getting lender approval of any purchase offer. A short sale is presented as less damaging to credit than foreclosure and allowing homeownership sooner.
Money lenders come in a variety of shapes and capacities & sizes. To comprehend “what is a hard money lender,” you must first understand the question “what is hard money lending.” It’s nothing more than a short-term asset-based loan backed by property as collateral, funded by alternative sources to more conventional financing. Hard money lending is essentially a non-traditional loan secured by real property. It seems to be asset-based financing in which the borrower obtains the funds that are secured by real property. They have been considered the loans of “last resort” but these days they have many uses, with one being short-term bridge loans primarily used in real estate transactions.
The document discusses an "Asset Income Plan" that allows homeowners and business owners to access the equity in their property to earn quarterly income payments without debt, interest payments, or loss of title to the property. It involves placing a charge on the property that is assigned to insurance companies to help them increase capital reserves as required by EU regulations. This allows the insurance companies to afford paying the property owners a quarterly income in return. The plan aims to benefit both property owners and insurance companies.
This document provides information about a group presentation on loans and project appraisal given by six students to their professor. It defines what a loan is, discusses different types of loans including term loans, secured and unsecured loans, and home loans. It also outlines the features of term loans, types of restrictive covenants lenders place on borrowers, and how collateral like liens or mortgages can be used to secure loans.
Subprime Meltdown: From U.S. Liquidity Crisis to Global Recessioncharlesbrownell
The document summarizes how loose lending standards for subprime mortgages, encouraged by government policies, led to a housing bubble and eventual financial crisis. It describes how banks took on risky loans but avoided liability by selling them to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through securitization. When housing prices fell and borrowers defaulted, the effects rippled through the global financial system due to the widespread distribution of mortgage-backed securities.
WLR Group is a consulting firm that specializes in helping homeowners obtain affordable loan modifications to avoid foreclosure through negotiating with lenders. They work directly with lenders and servicers to facilitate loan modifications, which typically involve verifying a homeowner's financial hardship and ability to pay, analyzing documentation for errors, and negotiating modifications that reduce payments, interest rates, or principal balances based on current home values. Their goal is to help homeowners keep their homes and stay in compliance with their modified loans through an intensive process that often requires dozens of phone calls and resubmitting documentation.
This document provides information about foreclosure prevention services offered by MainStreet Capital Housing. It begins with a call to action to contact MainStreet for a free foreclosure prevention consultation. MainStreet employs certified counselors who will analyze the homeowner's situation and set up a plan to help avoid foreclosure. They have success in negotiating with lenders to stop foreclosures. The document then provides background on loss mitigation and various options it can involve like repayment plans, forbearance, loan modifications, and more to help homeowners avoid losing their homes to foreclosure. Contact information is provided to seek a free consultation.
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2. Qualification: Typically, you need to be in a position where
you no longer can afford to make payments
to your lender. You are basically getting
behind with your mortgage payments.
We can HELP
Sudden hardship involving loss of income, or We will
an immediate family death. negotiate with
your lender to
An increase of an adjustable rate mortgage avert further
damages and
Foreclosure threat from your lender obtain a
mortgage plan
Inability to obtain refinancing due to lack of that will work for
substantial value in your home (lack of you.
equity)
We try to get
late fees waived
Inability to get refinancing due to damaged
and obtain a
personal credit
payment that
you can afford!
3. 1) Most recent pay stubs (for the past 30 days)
2) Last two months bank statements
3) Last two years W2’s or tax returns
4) Copy of current mortgage payment coupon
5) Any lender correspondence
6) Any legal correspondence from your lender
7) A letter stating your hardship
8) Documentation supporting your hardship (if job
loss, letter indicating layoff, if sick provide a medical
letter etc.)
9) Application with current financial information
10) Provide a letter indicating any and all efforts to work
things out with your lender
11) A signed authorization for us to represent and
communicate on your behalf with your lender
(power of attorney)
4. IF YOU WANT TO GET OUT:
A short sale will show your efforts to work with your
lender and may help in the future when you try to
re-establish yourself.
It’s less expensive than a foreclosure and could get
your property sold.
It will decrease your exposure as well as the lender’s
It’s the next step if a “Loan Modification” is not
achieved with your lender
5. Consideration would normally be
given after:
1) Having tried to refinance
your mortgage
2) Having tried the Loan
Modification process
3) Having tried a short sale
Your efforts will help
with your future credit.