Real estate blog entries tagged with mortgages by Matthew Rosov, Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist (Amerisave Mortgage Corporation)

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mortgages: Free Seminar for any local group looking to better understand the following topics... - 02/20/08 09:48 AM

This offer is good for any group looking for a guest speaker in the Maryland, DC, Virginia area.
I have several different topics I would be happy to give a seminar on.
Credit - The ins & outs and why good credit is more important than ever in today's market placeThe Credit Crunch … (3 comments)

mortgages: In Danger of Foreclosure? - 01/31/08 05:34 PM

Saving folk from Foreclosure
Where to turn if you are in danger of foreclosure? The first place you should be talking with is your bank!
How will they know you are in trouble and need assistance unless you are talking with them. Foreclosures are at historic highs and most banks are not wanting houses … (4 comments)

mortgages: Mortgage Pro Week in Review -- 01/07/08 through 01/13/08 - 01/14/08 01:57 AM

I was honored when Jeff Belonger asked me to write this review. Here is my take on the Mortgage Blogs that were posted this week. One thing I discovered is though there are many in the profession, the range of topics they cover are probably more varied than the number of folk who … (24 comments)

mortgages: Fascinating Report on Sub Prime's being the tip of the Iceberg - 11/27/07 04:22 PM

I was led to an online report about how the sub Prime market woes are just the tip of the iceberg. Even though bankers are claiming the worst is over, interesting things are afoot in the U.S. Court systems. In the Cleveland, OH Federal District Court, Deutsche Bank was denied kicking … (11 comments)

mortgages: The Liquidity Crunch and how it came about! ( A Simple Explanation) - 09/10/07 11:05 AM

Ok - Here's the question of the month. Why are we going through a liquidity crunch and why is affecting lenders the way it does?
Starting with a bit of history. In the old days, our grandparents time, there were mainly Savings and Loans institutions that received savings from a large amount … (5 comments)

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