Posts Tagged ‘home loans’
By C. Bogle, Homeequityloans.org Contributor Tuesday, August 24th 2010 is a big day in the world of home equity. Reports from all media outlets swarm the public not unlike ants upon their Queen Bee’s own domestic settlement. Home values plummeted in July. WSJ sums this up nicely.
Is home equity loan lending increasing or declining? written by; Editorial, Home Equity Loan Insight Many consumers are becoming increasingly unhappy with the lack of home equity loans being issued. As property values artificially increased in 2005, there seems to be a delay with the housing marking rebound. This leaves many homes with decreased equity […]
Finding the right home equity loan at Credit Unions, Local and Regional Banks Finding the right home equity loans does not need to be a trying process, just as applying does not need to be difficult. Take your time. Baby steps. Some 1st steps: Try your local credit unions. Often credit unions are overlooked which […]
What is Equity? If you are familiar with the phrase home equity loan, but not quite sure what equity is, here is a brief explanation: In finance, equity is the residual claim or interest of the most junior class of investors in an asset, after all liabilities are paid. Source: Wikipedia