Jobless Entitled To Federal Mortgage Benefits Califoria received $2 Billion from the federal government’s Hardest Hit Program whih can pay upto 9 months of mortgage payments for the unemployed. From this came the California Keep Your Home Program. While the program has been in effective for a year bureaucratic red tape prevented the jobless from … [Read more...]
Builders and Some Bankers Offering Free Job Loss Insurance To Long Beach CA Borrowers
December 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Builders and Banks Offer Free Job-Loss Insurance To Buyers Insurance programs offering to make a borrower’s payments for up to 6 months upon job loss are available to buyers for a one to two year period after they buy their homes. Builders are offering it to new buyers as are sine if the largest banks. The best of these is many builders and … [Read more...]
Loan Modification Programs For Struggling Long Beach CA Homeowners
November 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Search For Long Beach CA Properties Here The List Buy Save Home Marketing Program Help For Struggling Home Owners HARP, HAMP, 2MP – What Are They? More than half the homeowners that need help managing their home loans don’t know that the government has programs available to help them. Because of this, I am writing a brief summary of … [Read more...]
Long Beach CA: First Time Home Buyers Assistance
October 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Search For Long Beach CA Properties Here Long Beach CA NSP2 First Time Home Buyers Assistance And the NSP2 Neighborhood Stabilization Program By Fred Sweezer Sr., Home Inspector, 562-234-2689 As a Long Beach CA first-time homebuyer, you may qualify for a second silent mortgage loan of up to $97,000 through NSP2. The program is … [Read more...]
Long Beach CA: New Credit and Your Mortgage Terms
October 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Before you searched for you look for you for Long Beach CA home you were likely pre-approved by a lender. Then after you found the home you sent them the address and the contract to purchase. From here everything should be routine. Right? Not necessarily. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have recently strengthened their requirements for credit … [Read more...]
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