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Balloon mortgages

Balloon loans are short term mortgages that have some features of a fixed rate mortgage. The loans provide a level payment feature during the term of the loan, but as opposed to the 30 year fixed rate mortgage, balloon loans do not fully amortize over the original term. Balloon loans can have many ty... : Balloon mortgages

30-Year Mortgage Rates at 7 Month High

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. interest rates on 30- and 15-year mortgages rose to their highest levels since last August, according to a report issued on Thursday by mortgage finance company Freddie Mac. U.S. 30-year mortgage rates rose to an average of 5.85 percent in the week ended March 10 from 5.79 percent in the previous week. It was the highest level for 30-year mortgage rates since a matching 5.85 percent in the week ended Aug. 12, 2004. Fifteen-year mortgages also rose i... : 30-Year Mortgage Rates at 7 Month High

Mortgage delinquency help

Q: My mortgage broker said that my credit score was poor (and the interest rate I had to pay was high as a result) because of a number of credit card delinquencies I had during the last year. So I paid off all the delinquent accounts and consolidated the remaining balances into 2 cards. But when I reapplied, my score was lower rather tha... : Mortgage delinquency help

Interest Only Mortgages

This is just what it says. You only pay interest, the principal is never reduced.This is the grand daddy of all balloon mortgages and you taking a big risk that your house depreciates in value rather than the other way around.You could very well have to come up with extra cash at closing.The payments are much lower than on a normally amortized mortgage... : Interest Only Mortgages

Closed Mortgages

In a closed mortgage, the interest rate is locked in for the full term of the mortgage and you must pay compensation, known as pre-payment charges, to the mortgage lender to renegotiate the interest rate or pay off the balance prior to the end of the term. Closed mortgages are usually the better choice for buyers who suspect that interest rates may be on the rise and for those who are not planning to move in the short term. They are often cons... : Closed Mortgages
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