Finding the Right Mortgage

Posted on: 6 January 2019
Buying a house is going to be one of the biggest financial moves you ever make, which means this is a process that should involve some professional guidance. Many homeowners used to go out and apply for a mortgage loan at a bank on their own without help from anyone. However, because there are so many mortgage options out there in the modern world for most buyers, it can help to bring in a broker who can help you navigate and find the best home loan option.
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Posted on: 5 December 2018
If you've been arrested, the court will set a bail amount for you. Once you pay that amount, you'll be free to leave the jail until your court date. If you can't afford to pay bail on your own, and you don't have anyone willing to post bail for you, you can hire a bail bondsman. A bail bond is a loan given for a small fee, and usually, you will have to give the bail bondsman some kind of collateral to assure you'll show up in court.
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Posted on: 19 October 2018
If you are planning on refinancing your home, and you don't know much about mortgages, the whole process can feel very overwhelming to you. Your loan officer may start throwing around some terms that you are unfamiliar with, which can have you reaching for your phone and searching for the answers to what they're talking about. Here are some common terms you'll need to know for your home refinance. LTV Ratio
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Posted on: 15 October 2018
If you're thinking about taking on a bail bond, then chances are someone you know needs it. For friends, family, and loved ones who can't afford the full amount of their bail upfront, a bail bond gives them the ability to post bail and remain free until their trial date. The catch is that you're ultimately responsible for them keeping their word. So what happens when said person decides to skip bail?
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