“Risky” mortgages – mortgages that are thought to be a higher risk to lenders due to the credit score or financial history of the applicant – are now becoming a little bit easier to obtain, thanks to smaller lenders and financial institutions offering mortgages to a wider range of applicants, taking into account their current Continue reading →
Countrywide, bought by the Bank of America in 2008, has been found guilty of mortgage fraud by a New York jury in the first ever case against a bank of its type. The guilty verdict is the first time that a financial giant has been found guilty of fraud or wrongdoings tied to the recent Continue reading →
Fixed rate mortgages are one of the simplest mortgages on the market, but it’s always worth learning exactly how they work and what you need to know about them before you make an application. Take a look at the advice below to find out everything you need to know about fixed rate mortgages. What is Continue reading →