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Re: Curious About Home Mortgages


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Posted by Kentucky Ed on October 12, 2007 at 12:52:45 from (72.49.140.114):

In Reply to: Re: Curious About Home Mortgages posted by Midwest redneck on October 12, 2007 at 12:27:53:

Gee Red. You are hard on the banker. As for the banker not being your friend, unless you have done something to cause that in most cases your banker is your best friend. Or maybe you have experience with the wrong kind of bank.
After 35 years of lending on homes and TRACTORS, I think I"m qualfied to chime in here. A lot of what you suggest is perfect advice. Young borrowers don"t want to hear about down payments and 20 year mortgages, but both are essential for financial health. TO add to what you have said, beware of predatory lenders. In my small community of 2500, I noticed this week alone there are 30 lawsuits involving real estate and foreclosures. Every lender is an out of town mortgage company. I will also say probably 29 of those 30 had no business trying to buy a home at this time. I guarantee none had any downpayment they had saved, and I bet their credit was bad. Sure a banker would look down his nose at those, but it"s the best advice they should have taken. Now they have totally ruined their credit, plus they have no where to live. A few simple suggestions:
1. Don"t expect the bank to buy you a home. Have a downpayment so it"s partly yours.
2. Take care of your credit history.
3. If you can"t afford to pay for it in 20 years or less, find a cheaper home.
4. Be prepared to furnish income verification, and personal details. That makes you look good.
5. Choose a community bank that needs your business, and you will be treated well.
6. And I hate to mention this, but wear your cap the right way, and pull up your trousers.


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