Dan Greens Mortgage Reports

How To Cancel Your FHA Mortgage Insurance Premiums (MIP)

How To Cancel Your FHA Mortgage Insurance Premiums (MIP)

How FHA mortgage insurance works, and how to cancel your monthly MIP requirement. Depending on your loan type, the rules for FHA MIP cancellation vary.

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Was Your Mortgage Denied? Re-Apply With A Different Lender.

Was Your Mortgage Denied? Re-Apply With A Different Lender.

These days, different lenders apply different underwriting standards. A home loan that's denied by one bank may be approved by another. Here's how to re-apply.

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The 18 Best Mortgage Market Charts From 2011

The 18 Best Mortgage Market Charts From 2011

I made a lot of mortgage charts in 2011, covering rates, costs, and new programs. Here is a collection of the best of them.

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Want To Beat The Newest, Mandatory Government Mortgage Fee? Apply For Your Loan In 2011.

Want To Beat The Newest, Mandatory Government Mortgage Fee? Apply For Your Loan In 2011.

Start that mortgage application! The government is financing its 2012 Payroll Tax Extension via new, mandatory mortgage fees. You'll get lower mortgage payments on your upcoming purchase or refinance by applying for your loan in 2011.

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The 4-Year ?Buyer?s Market? Ends. Home Prices To Rise In 2012.

The 4-Year “Buyer’s Market” Ends. Home Prices To Rise In 2012.

In October 2012, despite sparse home inventory, the number of properties sold increased still managed to increase 1.4% nationwide. If home prices really do change with Supply and Demand, 2012 should keep home sellers happy.

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Buyers Of Foreclosures Get The Same Mortgage Rates As Everyone Else

Buyers Of Foreclosures Get The Same Mortgage Rates As Everyone Else

The foreclosure market is heating up and supplies are ample. There are great deals out there if you know where to look. Just make sure to have your mortgage loan in order.

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New, Tough ?Big Bank? Mortgage Rules Contrast With Looser HARP And FHA Streamline Programs

New, Tough “Big Bank” Mortgage Rules Contrast With Looser HARP And FHA Streamline Programs

As programs like HARP II and the FHA Streamline Refinance break down refinance barriers, big banks are raising minimum mortgage standards. Mortgage rates are the lowest in history right now but fewer applicants qualify.

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Cash-In Mortgages : Could You Have ?Gone Jumbo? Instead?

Cash-In Mortgages : Could You Have “Gone Jumbo” Instead?

Cash-in mortgages are in demand, but are they right for you? Check your alternatives first including FHA Streamline Refinance, HARP II, and the jumbo market.

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The New HARP : Breaking Down The Revamped Program?s First Wave Of New Applicants

The New HARP : Breaking Down The Revamped Program’s First Wave Of New Applicants

The U.S. government revamped its HARP program. With charts and commentary, view an analysis of the first 500 would-be HARP participants. Data includes Median LTV, Median Interest Rate, and Average Loan-to-Value.

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Three Months Ago, The Housing Market Was Already Recovering

Three Months Ago, The Housing Market Was Already Recovering

According to the Case-Shiller Indes, housing market has bounced off its bottom and recovery is already underway. But the Case-Shiller Index is flawed.

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Want Low Mortgage Rates? Get In Before The Government?s ?Mass Refinance? Program Begins.

Want Low Mortgage Rates? Get In Before The Government’s “Mass Refinance” Program Begins.

The government's revamped HARP program will create a surge in mortgage demand. Banks aren't equipped. Here's how you can beat the system and get lower rates.

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Fed Suggests New Stimulus; Will It Be Good Or Bad For Rates?

Fed Suggests New Stimulus; Will It Be Good Or Bad For Rates?

Wall Street thinks the Fed extended its next meeting to make room for QE3 discussion. Economic stimulus may be coming. But what will it do to mortgage rates?

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Mortgage Rates : Through The Lens Of A Greek Philosopher

Mortgage Rates : Through The Lens Of A Greek Philosopher

Owing to Aristotle, we know that low mortgage rates won't last forever. Here's what rate shoppers can learn from Greek philosophy.

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Where To Find The Biggest Foreclosure/Short Sale Discounts

Where To Find The Biggest Foreclosure/Short Sale Discounts

Foreclosure filings nationwide fell 35 percent in July 2011, a statistic that hints at the ongoing housing recovery. So, with less REO, where will you find the best "deals"?

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Mortgage Rates : The Debt Ceiling Effect

Mortgage Rates : The Debt Ceiling Effect

Congress debate extending the current debt ceiling limit vs making immediate spending cuts. While it debates, mortgage rates sink. Rates are at an all-time low.

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