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A call for a change or amendment in UK's housing and planning bill has been initiated. Amidst the looming global economic slowdown and the potential downfall of housing market in UK, there is another issue looming in the background of UK's real estate industry. UK Sees Strong Rise In Buy-to-let Mortgage Activity
There was a 35% increase in home loans advanced to UK buy-to-let investors in November compared to a year earlier, BBC reports. San Pablo Bay Area Home in Vallejo Is Up for Sale at $575,000 Only
A San Pablo Bay Area home that offers a magnificent waterfront view in Vallejo is being sold at only $575,000. Mortgage Tips: Do You Lose Home Equity During Refinancing?
The real estate business can go from simple to complex for one homeowner in just a matter of years. It all starts with a decision to buy a home, then it goes to the mortgage process, and it ultimately lands either in owning the home, or in refinancing. If you are one of the people who ended up deciding to go for a refinancing, this post is for you, especially when you are wondering what happens to your home equity during the refinancing. As you may have realized, one of the major questions some homeowners end up asking is, "When you start to refinance the mortgage, can the equity be saved, or do you lose it during the process?". Denied For A Home Mortgage? Give Loan A Second Chance! Here's Why
Want a new home? Just get a mortgage! Easy, right? Well, not for everyone. Mortgage applications aren't always approved and there are people who learned it the hard way/ If you are one of these people who got rejected for a mortgage, you may want to keep trying, but not without resolving the reasons why you got declined during your first attempt. Here are a few factors that can help you finally succeed in getting a mortgage approval: Australia's Property Price Growth Will End 'Sharply' in 2016
Global credit agency Fitch Ratings predicts a "sharp" halt to Australia's golden run of property price growth, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. Mortgage Application Tips: How To Compare Different Lenders
Home purchase is one of the most major financial transaction one person can ever make, especially when it involves mortgage financing. This is why shopping around for the best lender is one step that people should take enough time doing. Below are some of the tips that you can keep in mind if you are off to shop for a good mortgage provider. Short Sale Tips: The Myths About The Short Sale Process
A short sale is not an unfamiliar term in the real estate business and many homeowners resort to this process for a variety of personal reasons. But what exactly is a short sale? A short sale is the process of when a homeowner sells their home for an amount that is less than the balance they owe the mortgage company. The proceeds from the short sale will be used to pay for a fraction of the balance. This is what many homeowners resort to when they really need to sell the property but owe more than what the property is currently worth. Countryside Properties Announced It Will Float on the London Stock Exchange
Housebuilder Countryside Properties reveals that they will float on the London Stock Exchange, and is hoping to come up with £114 million through sale of shares, The Telegraph reports. Top Tips for Selling a Home in 2016 By Realtor
This year is the best time for you to sell your home. This year is the best time for you to sell your home. "The 2016 housing market is forecasted to be mainly a seller's market, filled with increasing home prices, relatively low inventory, and fierce competition between buyers," says Jonathan Smoke, chief economist for realtor.