by Net Sheet Calculator | Jul 19, 2017 | Going To Market:, Mortgages:, New Homes, Sales Process:, Selecting:, Title and Closing, Uncategorized
For a relationship to work it needs to be reciprocal, do you agree? Unfortunately, this is not a common theme in today’s fast-paced world of marketing a product or service. Too many company’s sell themselves without giving enough thought to what their consumers...
by Net Sheet Calculator | Jun 28, 2017 | Financing:, Mortgages:, New Homes, Selecting:, Title and Closing, Uncategorized
So what exactly is ‘title insurance’? Well, when a property is financed, bought or sold, a record of that transaction is generally filed in public archives. Likewise, records of other events that may affect the ownership of a property, like liens or...
by Net Sheet Calculator | Apr 19, 2017 | Credit:, Financing:, Finding:, Going To Market:, Mortgages:, New Homes, Sales Process:, Selecting:, Starting:, Title and Closing, Uncategorized
Have you ever wondered why you need title insurance? Your home may be new to you, but every property has a history. A thorough title search can help uncover any title defects tied to your property. And, subject to the terms of the policy, your title insurance...
by Net Sheet Calculator | Apr 12, 2017 | Going To Market:, Mortgages:
When you receive the keys to your new home, you may already have an idea about the work that goes into a successful closing. However, few new homeowners recognize the efforts involved in searching and underwriting a title insurance policy – one part of your...
by Net Sheet Calculator | Feb 15, 2017 | Mortgages:
Measuring your existing debts against your existing income is one part of a lender’s required assessment of your ability to repay a loan. Like the video says: debts are existing financial commitments; a car payment is a debt a grocery bill is not. To calculate...
by Net Sheet Calculator | Feb 15, 2017 | Mortgages:
What are the “Ability to repay” rules about? In a nutshell, as this video shows, new laws require lenders to make a good-faith assessment of a borrower’s capacity to pay back their loan over time. It’s a longer-term view that goes beyond immediate income, debt...