Gregg Marcus Blog: Military Families Offered Mortgage Relief
Wednesday, July 22
A well-deserved relief plan devised back in the days of World War II is still assisting military servicemen and women and their families today in bearing the burden of keeping up with mortgage payments while during deployment.Called the 1940 Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act, and revamped s...
Gregg Marcus Blog: The Right Time to Buy
Tuesday, July 21
It's no big secret that the best time to buy a home is during a down market (much like the one we're currently experiencing), but does that necessarily make it the right time for you to buy.There are many more factors that come into play in determining when is the right time for you to make the l...
Gregg Marcus Blog: Traditional Mortgages Can Be Availed Online by Kevin Parker
Monday, July 20
The mortgage market is flooded with lenders that are offering online mortgages. The mortgage market is gradually recovering at a very slow pace. The subprime mortgage crisis led to severe credit crunch. Thereafter, the lenders have become exceedingly cautious about extending fresh credit. You can...
Gregg Marcus Blog: Traditional Mortgages Can Be Availed Online by Kevin Parker
Monday, July 20
The mortgage market is flooded with lenders that are offering online mortgages. The mortgage market is gradually recovering at a very slow pace. The subprime mortgage crisis led to severe credit crunch. Thereafter, the lenders have become exceedingly cautious about extending fresh credit. You can...
Gregg Marcus: Somerset Mortgage Lenders' Mortgage Glossary
Friday, July 17
Gregg Marcus: Somerset Mortgage Lenders' Mortgage Glossaryby Somerset Mortgage Lenders: "The Brains, The Courage and The Heart to Make Your Dreams Come True" http://www.somersetmortgagelenders.comGregg Marcus and Somerset Mortgage Lenders strive to keep the public educated with tips meant to make...
Gregg Marcus: How Home Equity Works
Thursday, July 16
What is Home Equity?Your home equity is the appraised value remaining in your home after you subtract the remaining balance you owe on your existing home mortgage(s). It can be thought of as the part of the home you actually own instead of the bank: the part you’ve paid for so far. It isn’t diffi...