Investment Mortgage Guy

Have you made your New Years resolution yet? Do you want to make 2010 a better year for you and your family financially? Do you cringe when you hear the word budget? For many, good financial management can seem like a daunting task.
Here are some tips that will help you become a better steward of your finances [...]

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Many investors have contacted me with the drop in interest rates to see if I can help them refinance their investment property. Unfortunately for most, the equity position in their property is too negative for me too help. Fannie Mae however, has implemented a program called DU Refi Plus to try and help the real [...]

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On March 4, the Obama administration released an outline of what they are calling the “The Making Home Affordable Program.” There are two parts to this plan. First, if you are current on your mortgage and have good credit, stable income and your loan is currently back by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, you will be [...]

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It’s a new year and a time to reflect on 2008 and think about the areas in your life you want to work on for 2009. For many, 2008 was a tough year financially. I know too many investors who lost their investment properties due to foreclosure. Others watched their 401K or retirement accounts drop 25% to 50%.  No [...]

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There are many people right now that are concerned about their mortgage and have heard that many lenders out there are open to modifying or (amending the terms) of their loans for more favorable terms.
Mortgage modifcation companies have been popping up all over the country. Many of them are ran by mortgage orignators that got out of [...]

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I have been helping people build wealth in real estate for the last 13 years and it always amazes me that so many investors have great and innovative ideas for acquiring new investment properties but have no strategic plan on how to pay off their mortgages. In truth, until the real estate investor finds an effective way to pay off [...]

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