Author Archives: Shaun Greer



Mortgage Rates At All Time Low

By: Shaun Greer on Dec 14th, 2011

Mortgage rates have not been this low since 1975. This should help take some of the invintory off the market.

Who Will Pay For Mortgage Fraud

By: Shaun Greer on Dec 3rd, 2011

With these extra fees putting the homeowner in a worse position and having them fall even more behind, the mortgage institutions are under direct scrutiny over the legality of these fees and their execution.

The Basic Steps of Foreclosure

By: Shaun Greer on Nov 23rd, 2011

The steps of foreclosure begin when the lender is no longer willing to work with the property owner to bring the loan balance to current status. While there is no concrete law regarding the number of missed payments which must have occurred, some lenders are willing to delay longer than others hoping to avoid the cost, time and paperwork involved.

Home Buyer Tax Credit Is Over - Now What?

By: Shaun Greer on Nov 16th, 2011

Approval of the extension of the home buyer tax credit, for first time home buyers, has given home buyers until September 30, 2010 to arrange a closing and still qualify for the $8,000/$6,500 tax credit. The original deadline was June 30, 2010 but due to data released in May 2010 revealing sharp declines in sales of existing and new homes and continued foreclosure activity.

First Time Home Buyers Loans

By: Shaun Greer on Nov 6th, 2011

From mortgages, interest rates and rising foreclosure numbers, a first time home buyer has a lot more to think about than simply choosing a house he or she loves.

The New Mortgage Plan Who Qualifies?

By: Shaun Greer on Oct 20th, 2011

President Bush and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has announced their plans to help reduce the number of foreclosures and assist troubled homeowners nationwide.

Ada County Tax Assessor Wrong Again - Taxes Go Up

By: Shaun Greer on Oct 15th, 2011

It never seems to amaze me how property taxes go up while real home values go down. Here is what you can do to not pay extra.

Loan Modification - How To Get Out From Your Mortgage Payment

By: Shaun Greer on Oct 9th, 2011

First, the term applies to a permanent change in one or more of a borrowers existing mortgage terms. If the attempt is successful, the borrower may have his or her loan reinstated resulting in financial changes the borrower can afford. However, like the Clint Eastwood movie, there is the good, the bad and the ugly in modifying a mortgage loan.

The Fight Over Mortgage Rules

By: Shaun Greer on Oct 4th, 2011

Should regulations be put on the mortgage industry to provide a stable and profitable real estate market?