I am trying to get in the business of property management, I’m currently working for a Mortgage Company and i am trying to prosue my major in Business Managemet. my plans are to operate my own company where I can do finance and property management. I am looking for a good place/web page where i can get information on how to start a co. or how a property management co… runs the inside info…. Can someone help me?

The mortgage business isn’t what it was; and I want to change job markets (I wanted to go into foreclosures; I’ve tried for 10 months). If the NYSE hits 13000, interest rates will be through the roof. Imagine what that will do to real estate market. I’m told I would be great at sales (I don’t talk a lot and HATE real estate sales); I think the health care market is the safest. In the last 10 years it has grown about 15 to 29% each year, and set to grow even more the next ten years. I’m getting old; well a 15 yr old considers me old. I don’t know what to do and I need your help…!

Health Care Industry, Finance (Securities), Car Sales, Start my business. WHAT

Signed Terrified.

A co worker wife works at a local mortage company. Is there any negatives about doing this what questions should I ask?

Any advice will be helpful.

10 points always given for best answer!

by the way its called village finance in highland indiana I cant find them on the web is this a bad thing or good thing?

Anyone in finance know the answer to how long this usually takes. This is loan proceeds used to buy a foreclosure and will not involve a mortgage. How long do I have to sit on loan proceeds and/or inheritance to have it appear more like savings? Is it still six months?

no re-finance because of Bankruptcy
arm loan is up and interest going up to 9.39% and every six months after that up or down a point.

I think it is great that Bush is going to bailout the homeowners that have been ripped off by the mortgage industry. These crooks have taken money from folks that just want to be a part of the ‘ownership society’ by owning their homes. Will we be allowed to get grant money for the exorbanant excess finance fees already paid by the reset interest rates? I think the mortgage companys should at least have to pay it back to us that have had resets. Do you think the govt can help us with the credit card interest rates that are also a rip-off? These banks are filthy rich on our backs of labor and owe us a refund and more normal interest rates going forward…

what do you think? thanks

We bought a Manufactured Home in 2006, but the house is worth less the what the actual loan-amount is. The Mortgage Company does not re-finance, never been late and been paying more every month.
The house is build in 1997.

I have 10+ years in automotive finance. I am looking into "Net Branch" opportunities. I have a good grasp on the finance process, but I feel like this can’t be as easy as it appears. What am I "Not" being told by these brokerages?

Thank you for your feedback. In response, it is my ex husband. He was granted full ownership of the house and everything inside (I did not care to contest), and he’s been good enough to keep the payments current, but he refuses to re-finance, and there is nothing in the divorce papers stipulating that he HAS to do anything. I was trusting enough to believe I could get through a divorce without a lawyer (definitely learned my lesson); now the only way to make him take action is to re-open our papers, and I don’t have the money for that. I simply want to know if my mistake and his obstinance will keep me from ever owning property.
Thanks again for the feedback.

condo is not financially worth keeping due to market being upside down. loan is 100% finance 5 yr arm with 1st and 2nd lender. is there a law to protect the me from the banks?

Are there any fees associated with a home re-finance (other than points) that are tax deductible?

We are in escrow and want to buy a car. Would waiting until after the sale of our home be better, since we will rent and our debt ratio would be better. Or would calateral on this house we are selling make it a better finance push?

wondering if you can use the excess money to pay off other debts, kind of like a reverse re-finance.

My boyfriend and I would like to buy a house. We have no money down. We are looking between 130k-190k. We want to roll this into obviously a 100% financing mortgage, including closing costs. I am not sure for this finance amount how much PMI would be. I would like to avoid PMI and maybe get an 80/20 loan. The thing is…in 3 years my boyfriend will have his bosses job, which ups his salary quite a bit. I was thinking if we took the 80/20, once he got that job we could pay the 20% part off rather quickly, then be left with the 80%. Is this a good idea? Or is the PMI a much simpler way? How much does doing the 80/20 up the rate? I need some suggestions!
thank you to those of you who understood what i meant by 2 loans (80/20). And though i do appreciate the concern about buying a house with a boyfriend and not a husband, the question was about mortgages, not my personal life.
thanks for all your help everyone….we did get pre-approved already for much over what we are looking for, and we both have excellent credit scores……so i think the 80/20 is the way to go! THANKS!

Bought my house about 7 months ago on a 100% financed mortgage with an unbelievably low interest rate, so I want to avoid refinancing. I don’t think i can do a home equity loan because I have little to no equity since i did the 100% finance. Any ideas? I need about 10000 - 15000 for new siding work.

My current mortgage interest rate is 9.575%. I would like to re-finance at a much lower interest rate