G. Mundy
G. Mundy is a freelance writer, specializing in North Carolina mortgages and finances. He recommends that you visit Mortgage Lenders Plus.com
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California MortgageCalifornia has been a high profile state during the current turmoil in the mortgage industry. One of the reasons for their prominence has been the continued leadership in outrageously overpriced homes.
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North Carolina MortgagesIn 1999, North Carolina was the first state in the nation to pass a law addressing the practices of predatory lending. The legislation included of necessity an attempt to define the characteristics of predatory lending.
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New York MortgagesIn 1996 the State of New York Banking Department put out a communiqué to all mortgage brokers and lenders regarding their responsibilities during a mortgage transaction and home purchase.
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Kentucky MortgagesThe State of Kentucky has been proactive in an ongoing effort to create the Residential Mortgage Licensing System being developed by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors and the American Association of Residential Mortgage Regulators.
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Georgia MortgagesOne of the ironic elements in the recent explosive growth in mortgage fraud is that it is the lenders who are being ripped off, even more so than the consumer.
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What Do the 2007 Mortgage Loan Limits Mean for You?Each year mortgage loan limits are established for conventional loans. Borrow more and your total interest costs can rise dramatically even if the amount above the loan limit is just a few thousand dollars.
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First TIme Home Buyer Incentives - Be Cautious About Builder's IncentivesDid you know that there is a Federal Housing Commissioner? Me neither. Nevertheless he is there inside the beltway, ostensibly looking to balance the needs of the housing market and the options available to consumers - would-be home buyers.
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Mortgage Closing Costs Differ from State to StateAn annual survey of mortgage closing costs in the fifty states brings up some substantial differences in its 2006 edition. The survey is partial to some extent, because it does not reflect taxes, other government costs or escrow fees.
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Home Mortgage Insurance - Piggyback Loans Putting Mortgage Insurers in the TroughBecause home prices have made twenty percent down payments impossible for legions of first time home buyers, a dual-loan concept has evolved for home financing that has made home mortgage insurance companies very unhappy.