No Money Down FHA Loans Going Away in Chicago: Get One Before October 1st, 2008
Posted by Dennis Hardy on Aug 10, 2008
No Money Down FHA Loans Going Away in Chicago: Get One Before October 1st, 2008 The mortgage and financial news has come quick and fast. I just wanted to take a moment and help you fully understand what appears to be happening. The House has approved the Foreclosure Bill and the President has signed it into law. [...]Illinois FHA Mortgage Wisconsin FHA Loans: Purchase and Refinance
Posted by Dennis Hardy on Jun 12, 2008
Today’s FHA insured mortgage loan offers the flexibility borrowers are looking for along with the traditional benefits of low down payments, low closing costs, competitive interest rates, and easier qualifying ratios. Whether you are buying your first home, fixing up an investment property, or remodeling your current home, a Wisconsin FHA or Illinois FHA mortgage can [...]Posted in Chicago Mortgage Programs, FHA Loans, Illinois Mortgage Programs, Madison Mortgage Programs, Milwaukee Mortgage Programs, Wisconsin Programs || No Comments »
Wisconsin FHA Mortgage Illinois FHA Mortgage Loans
Posted by Dennis Hardy on Jun 2, 2008
Wisconsin FHA mortgage loans and Illinois FHA mortgage loans benefit those who would like to purchase a home but haven’t been able to put money away for the purchase, like recent college graduates, newlyweds, or people who are still trying to complete their education. Read the rest of this entry »Posted in FHA Loans, Illinois Mortgage Programs, Madison Mortgage Programs, Milwaukee Mortgage Programs, Wisconsin Programs || No Comments »
Current Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Rates as of 05/23/2008
Posted by Dennis Hardy on May 23, 2008
Illinois and Wisconsin Mortgage Rates as of 05/23/2008 10:02 AM CST Current Mortgage Rate Trend: steady Visit http://www.ameristarmadison.com/current_rates/index.htm for all current rates and APR information. 30 Year fixed: 6.000% (6.062% APR) 15 Year Fixed: 5.625% (5.713% APR) 30 Year FHA and VA: 6.250% (6.434% APR) 30 Year Rural Housing: 6.250% (6.434% APR) Read the rest of this entry »Posted in Current Mortgage Rates || No Comments »
Today’s Illinois and Wisconsin Mortgage Rates as of 05/13/2008
Posted by Dennis Hardy on May 13, 2008
Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Rates as of 05/13/2008 10:17 AM CST Current Mortgage Rate Trend: worsening Visit http://www.ameristarmadison.com/current_rates/index.htm for all current rates and APR information. 30 Year fixed: 6.000% (6.062% APR) 15 Year Fixed: 5.625% (5.713% APR) 30 Year FHA and VA: 6.250% (6.434% APR) 30 Year Rural Housing: 6.250% (6.434% APR) Read the rest of this entry »Posted in Current Mortgage Rates || No Comments »
Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Rates as of 05/05/2008
Posted by Dennis Hardy on May 5, 2008
Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Rates as of 05/05/2008 9:47 AM CST Current Mortgage Rate Trend: steady/improving Visit http://www.ameristarmadison.com/current_rates/index.htm for all current rates and APR information. 30 Year fixed: 6.000% (6.062% APR) 15 Year Fixed: 5.625% (5.713% APR) 30 Year FHA and VA: 6.250% (6.434% APR) 30 Year Rural Housing: 6.250% (6.434% APR) Read the rest of this entry »Posted in Current Mortgage Rates || No Comments »
Current Illinois and Wisconsin Mortgage Rates as of 04/30/2008
Posted by Dennis Hardy on Apr 30, 2008
Illinois and Wisconsin Mortgage Rates as of 04/30/2008 9:51 AM CST Current Mortgage Rate Trend: steady Visit http://www.ameristarmadison.com/current_rates/index.htm for all current rates and APR information. 30 Year fixed: 6.000% (6.062% APR) 15 Year Fixed: 5.625% (5.713% APR) 30 Year FHA and VA: 6.250% (6.313% APR) 30 Year Rural Housing: 6.250% (6.313% APR) Read the rest of this entry »Posted in Current Mortgage Rates || No Comments »
Illinois FHA Refinance Wisconsin FHA Refinance Mortgage Loans
Posted by Dennis Hardy on Apr 4, 2008
With a Wisconsin FHA refinance or Illinois FHA refinance loan, the program allows homeowners to take advantage of low fixed interest rates that aren’t required to increase based upon your loan-to-value or the reason you’re wanting to refinance. An FHA cash out refinance allows homeowners to refinance their existing mortgage by taking out another mortgage [...]Posted in Chicago Mortgage Programs, FHA Loans, Illinois Mortgage Programs, Madison Mortgage Programs, Milwaukee Mortgage Programs, Wisconsin Programs || No Comments »