02.14.08
Posted in mortgage at 10:50 am by Charlene
I just read online that the average mortgage takes about 30 years to pay off. And during that time you pretty much pay double the purchase price. That is crazy! I guess the trick is paying it off early. There are so many different offers floating around that say they can help you pay off your mortgage faster. The one that really seems to stand out (in a good way) the most is what they call a money merge account. One thing that caught my eye about this program is that it isn’t one of those that just tell you to pay on your mortgage twice a month. Just think of all the money you could save if it works!
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12.07.07
Posted in mortgage, finance at 11:08 am by admin
If you need some help with your financial goals, particularly interest reductions on your mortgage, visit U First Financial. They can help you with all your dream of completely owning your home.
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11.26.07
Posted in mortgage at 10:00 am by admin
Although your home is usually your biggest asset, it can also be the biggest drain on your budget. By working towards an early mortgage payoff, you will initially spend more towards your mortgage over the next few years but save more on interest in the long run.
You will own your home in less than 30 years, and can live debt-free knowing that you always have a rent-free place to live. What would you do with the estimated $100,000 you save in interest by paying off your mortgage early?
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11.16.07
Posted in mortgage, money at 1:00 pm by admin
If you’re an attorney or mortgage lender, you can save money when submitting documents to the country recorder’s office by using a less expensive county filing. This filing helps submitters like yourself and counties to electronically submit and receive legal documents with more security and for less costs than older methods employing runners, etc.
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09.26.07
Posted in mortgage at 9:28 am by admin
I would like to be debt-free sooner so that I have extra money to spend. The best solution I’ve found so far is the money merge account from United First Financial. It is calculating a way to pay off my mortgage in 10 years rather than 30. It’s also helping me stick to a plan to pay off my credit card bills. As soon as I’m debt-free, I’m going on a big vacation!
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09.06.07
Posted in mortgage, finance at 9:38 am by Katia
Purchasing a home? Applying for a mortgage? See if your lender or the title company uses electronic document recording: paperless document recording services. Not only does this method minimize possible recording errors, but can expedite the submission process and streamline the creation of mortgage approvals and satisfactions. What homeowner doesn’t like the sound of that?
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08.06.07
Posted in mortgage, living, finance at 11:38 am by admin
As Utah continues to increase in home price appreciation, investing in real estate and property continues to be a smart idea. Home prices rose 6.28 percent this year in the last 12 months, ranking Utah 35th among all states in the percent change in prices, according to the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight’s house price index. In 2003, Utah was ranked last in price appreciation. Although the Utah rate of increase is not as high as other states, some Utah markets are higher than the overall state average. In Salt Lake County, there was an 8.09 percent increase from last year in the price of single family homes. Although Salt Lake County may be the state’s largest real estate market, Utah county continues to grow, with house prices up more than 19 percent, and condo prices up 15 percent. Washington, Weber, and Davis counties followed suit with home prices up 21, 18, and 10 percent respectively. The resort town of Park City also continues to grow along these rates of the before mentioned counties. According to local real estate agents, Utah is undervalued and more growth is expected in the near future. Investing in a Utah real estate opportunity is sure to produce profits in home and condo properities throughout the state.
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