by Rob Kosberg
It is time for us to dig in and learn about how our credit scores affect us. Our credit score is a very important 3 digit number. Some of us actually have no idea what our score is. Sure we know that if our score is too "low," ...
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Written by Rob Kosberg on January 8th, 2009
Written by Guy Baldwin on December 10th, 2008
by Guy Baldwin
First home buyers are those people who are buying their own homes or doing a second act of home buying. The first home buying process must never be rushed. A lot of research has to be carried out. The search for the property and loaning alternatives usually begins ...
Written by Gary Antosh on November 30th, 2008
by Eric Jilson
Buying a house may be the biggest financial decision that most people ever make. Many of us, however, can't just go out and spend the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars needed to buy a house. Instead, most homebuyers must borrow most of their home's purchase price ...
Written by Gary Antosh on November 28th, 2008
by Landon McGehee
Mortgage originators - those companies that help start mortgages and transactions - rarely keep the mortgages they start. Many mortgages are sold to secondary markets because the originators want to take the fees they collected and keep mortgage debts off of their books.
These new mortgages usually become part ...
Written by Jon Ochs on November 20th, 2008
by Jon Ochs
One of the most powerful pieces of knowledge you can have is understanding how the three major credit bureaus assign your score to you. Most often, people are never taught about their credit scores.
Here's a brief explanation of the system -
Payment History: 35%
Payment history ...
Written by Jon Ochs on November 6th, 2008
by J. Ochs
Many people wonder why we're in such a financial crisis these days. The answer may very well be attributed to the lack of education we received in school on the topic of personal debt responsibilities. Everybody should know how to work with the credit system and unfortunately, ...
