arm: Lender Gone Wild - 01/13/09 11:08 PM
Somewhere behind locked doors where the motif is best described as a late 70’s disco club, there sits a handful of banking executives studying the success of one of the few industries that continue to survive the current downward trends in our economy. That is right, I am talking polished brass … (10 comments)
arm: The Best Mortgage IS a Fixed Rate Mortgage - 07/30/07 10:59 AM
The Best Mortgage IS a Fixed Rate Mortgage When shopping for a mortgage, one can easily become overwhelmed with all the different mortgage programs that are out there: Fixed Rates (FRM), Adjustable Rates (ARM), Hybrids, etc. The problem that consumers face is "which mortgage is the best?" The answer to this is: the … (39 comments)
arm: It's going to be a photo finish... and the winner is - 11/25/06 07:00 PM
Let's go back to before the race... Once upon a time, there lived a Thoroughbred stallion who went by the racing name of Foregoing Risk. He was trained and groomed by all the best trainers. The public loved him. He was a sure bet for any race. Well one day, a new horse, a … (12 comments)
arm: ARMs - Just in case you wanted to know - 11/18/06 12:29 AM
Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs) have been pretty popular lately in the media, but not necessarily in a good way. This post is not going to address the media or repuation that surrounds these mortgage products. Instead, it is going to inform you, the consumer, of what an ARM is and why … (2 comments)
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Somewhere behind locked doors where the motif is best described as a late 70’s disco club, there sits a handful of banking executives studying the success of one of the few industries that continue to survive the current downward trends in our economy. That is right, I am talking polished brass … (10 comments)
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