Understanding that rate depends on many factors, what would be a “god deal” when shopping for a mortgage loan with average to good credit and first home buyer for example.
03-May-2010
02-May-2010
I currently have salliemae Federal student loans at 6.8%. I have an opportunity to take out a loan somewhere else for 2.7 % and pay off the higher interest rate loans. But will I still be able to write off the interest from this new loan as I do with my current student loans?
29-Apr-2010
I have two mortgages – one for primary residence and one for investment property. I know that interest payment on both loans are tax deductible. But if I get a home equity loan against my primary home to pay off my high-interest car loan, the interest on this home equity loan is also tax deductible?
28-Apr-2010
It’s my first year owning a home, and I have heard different things.
Thanks!
27-Apr-2010
My husband has really good credit. He has a 780. Mine is not good. I made some mistakes when I was younger. Everything is paid for now but my credit is still suffering from it. We are getting ready to purchase our first home and I was curious as to what percentage interst rate we can get. The difference of interest rates is a big factor as to how much ‘house’ we can afford.
Thanks for any help.
26-Apr-2010
my score is 750 what is 30 years interest like for home loan for me?
26-Apr-2010
For instance I am looking at a loan right now where the interest rate is 4.875 but the APR is 4.947. Whats the extra charge there. I thought for the longest that the interest and the APR was the same thing. Can someone please enlighten me, thanks?
23-Apr-2010
A friend needs a home equity loan and needs a co-signer. Can the co-signer write off the interest paid in his/her taxes?
23-Apr-2010
I got an offer for a 285,000 dollar townhouse in Los Angeles Suburb. Its brand new and pretty nice. But the interest of the loan is 5.5 around there. Do you think this is too much?


