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All across the country, people continue to have their homes foreclosed upon in record numbers. Many of the people who went through foreclosure could have avoided the whole mess if they had done more preliminary research into ARM loans, mortgage rates and the like.
Obviously, we cannot go back in time to change that. But we can help home buyers going forward. To that end, we recently added a new article to the Free Articles Center. This article explains how interest rates are applied to a mortgage loan, and what a home buyer can do to get a better rate when applying for a loan.
Here's an excerpt from the new article:
In order to qualify for the best rates on a mortgage loan, borrowers need a higher credit score today than they needed just a few years ago (a 750 or higher in many cases). If you've been watching the news lately, you can probably guess why. The subprime mortgage mess of 2007 - 2008 has led to tougher restrictions on lenders.
More Article Details:
All across the country, people continue to have their homes foreclosed upon in record numbers. Many of the people who went through foreclosure could have avoided the whole mess if they had done more preliminary research into ARM loans, mortgage rates and the like.
Obviously, we cannot go back in time to change that. But we can help home buyers going forward. To that end, we recently added a new article to the Free Articles Center. This article explains how interest rates are applied to a mortgage loan, and what a home buyer can do to get a better rate when applying for a loan.
Here's an excerpt from the new article:
In order to qualify for the best rates on a mortgage loan, borrowers need a higher credit score today than they needed just a few years ago (a 750 or higher in many cases). If you've been watching the news lately, you can probably guess why. The subprime mortgage mess of 2007 - 2008 has led to tougher restrictions on lenders.
More Article Details:
- Length - About 550 words (short and to the point)
- Audience - Home buyers who will be applying for a mortgage soon
- Date created - August 28, 2008
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