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November 18, 2011

ADP Statewide Insurance Encourages Local Residents to Obtain the Flood Insurance NJ Residents Need

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ADP Statewide Insurance Encourages Local Residents to Obtain the Flood Insurance NJ Residents Need

Florham Park, New Jersey (PRWEB) November 12, 2011

The team at local ADP Statewide Insurance know that it has been a rough year for residents who do not have the flood insurance NJ home and business owners need. Just as many people were recovering from the aftereffects of Hurricane Irene, the unseasonable snow storm during the last week of October left these homeowners right back where they started with flooded homes and extensive tree damage.

Unfortunately, individuals who do not seek advice from an insurance expert may be unaware that their home and NJ business insurance policies do not cover flood-related damage until it is too late. Flood policies are sold separately, but that doesn’t mean that they should be taken lightly. Now that many NJ residents have seen firsthand what type of damage floods can cause and how much it costs to repair them, they may be ready to look into a flood insurance policy for their home or business. Here are some of the things many people do not know about flood insurance:

Unless it’s being purchased for a new home that a policyholder recently moved into, flood insurance requires a 30-day waiting period between the time it is purchased and the date on which it becomes active. Some lenders require that homeowners obtain flood insurance when they take out a mortgage on a property that is in a high flood-risk zone. The amount of flood insurance individuals need is determined based on their home or business’ level of risk. For example, a property in a high-risk area would need enough coverage to account for the amount of any outstanding loan on the home and its total replacement cost, including its contents.

When it comes to flood insurance, NJ residents know all too well that the price of a policy will ultimately be less expensive than paying out of pocket for repairs. Anyone who has questions about whether or not they are protected against floods should speak to an insurance expert, like those at ADP Statewide Insurance, in order to obtain the proper coverage before the next storm strikes.

About ADP Statewide Insurance:

ADP Statewide Insurance is your one-stop-shop coverage resource! To better serve their regional customers, ADP Statewide Insurance has offices all throughout New Jersey and South Carolina. Insurance isn’t just their business – it’s the agency’s passion. ADP Statewide Insurance wants to make sure that its clients and their loved ones have the protection that they need, at a price that they can afford! ADP Statewide Insurance has been in business for over 60 years and the agency understands that every customer and every situation is unique. Discover the wealth of coverage options available, today!

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November 15, 2011

refinance my mortgage now with no fee and lower rate?

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Question by Homeonwer in California: refinance my mortgage now with no fee and lower rate?
I have mortgage with Wells Fargo fix 5 years, its only my 2nd year,can I still ask them to refinance w/no fee?

Best answer:

Answer by Jeromy W
it never smart to ask….ask them about their streamline process, from what I understand they have a program for wells to wells refi’s that’s much quicker, good luck



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November 12, 2011

TitleVest Announces Strategic Partnership with The Real Estate Board of New York

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TitleVest Announces Strategic Partnership with The Real Estate Board of New York

New York, NY (PRWEB) November 01, 2011

Manhattan-based TitleVest, a leading provider of title insurance and related real estate services, announced a strategic partnership with The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), New York’s taking existent estate trade association, whereby REBNY members will have sole benefits to TitleVest’s Offering Plan Library.

TitleVest’s Offering Plan Library, available exclusively at TitleVest.com, is New York’s large digital library of condominium and cooperative offering plans and amendments. Each offering plan is keyword-searchable, contains hyperlinks for easy navigation and is shareable among all parties to the transaction.

While TitleVest supplying digital offering plans for free to members of TitleVest.com, REBNY members will now also receive disregarded on printed copies of plans as well as a $ 100 contribution toward the purchase of any plan that TitleVest does not currently have in its library. In exchange, REBNY will provide promotional opportunities for TitleVest, as well as work with its membership to help grow TitleVest’s Offering Plan Library.
“TitleVest’s offering plan service is by far the fastest and most convenient way to obtain and review condo and coop offering planned,” said Steven Spinola, president of The Real Estate Board of New York. “We are excited to partner with TitleVest and hook these benefits to our members.”

“TitleVest is proud to be partnering with such a prestigious and influential organization as REBNY,” said Bill Baron, TitleVest’s president and CEO.

For more information, visit http://www.titlevest.com/offeringplans.

About TitleVest
Founded in 2000, TitleVest (http://www.titlevest.com) is a leading privately-held New York City-based title insurance agency offering a full range of title insurance and related services throughout the United States, from big, complex commercial transactions to residential purchases and mortgage refinances. TitleVest is a policy-issuing agent for six of the nation’s largest and highest-rated title insurance underwriters: First American Title Insurance Company, Chicago Title Insurance Company, Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company, Stewart Title Insurance Company and Old Republic National Title Insurance Company. TitleVest is also an industry leader in developing proprietary netted-based solutions for real estate professionals. Two of its most popular offerings are ACRISasap™, which streamlines the creation of NYC/NYS transfer tax documents (for which TitleVest has been issued an U.S. Patent and has another Patent Pending), and Interactive Online Report™, an interactive portal for reviewing title reports and managing the pre-closing, closing and post-closing process.

About The Real Estate Board of New York
The Real Estate Board of New York (http://www.REBNY.com) is New York’s leading real estate trade association, with more than 12,000 members. REBNY represents major commercial and residential property owners and builders, brokers and managers, banks, financial service companies, utilities, attorneys, architects, contractors and other individuals and institutions professionally interested in the city’s real estate. REBNY is mired in crucial municipal matters, including tax policy, city planning and zoning, rental conditions, land use policy, building codes and legislation. In addition, REBNY publishing reports providing indicators of market prices for both the residential and commercial sectors.

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Equity Lending Programs for Getting a Mortgage

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LeahCoss.ca Hi everyone, how are you? It’s Leah Coss with The Mortgage Centre. I wanted to talk about equity programs. Now, what is an equity program? Well, much like new immigrant programs, self employed stated income programs, equity programs is another product that some banks, not all banks, offer. So what an equity program is and why it’s somewhat beneficial to get into one is it alleviates a lot of paperwork hassles. So especially if you make income in a complicated fashion, maybe you are a contractor who just gets contract jobs, maybe you’re a singer songwriter and you just get money where you can or maybe you’re self employed and you don’t declare a lot of income. Equity programs, essentially what they are, is they loan to you based on the equity that you have in the home. Now, why would a lender create this program? Well, like with anything, if you give me something your only thought in your mind is, what is the risk of you not giving that back to me? What are the chances? And one of the ways that banks evaluate their chance is by how much skin you have in the game. So, for example, who’s probably going to be more likely to default on their loan, someone with only five percent of equity, or skin in the game in that house, or someone with 50 percent or even 35 percent. Well, chances are the people who have 35 percent or 50 percent of their money, of the percentage of the value of that home, that’s their money of 35 percent in there, they’re not going to default on

November 9, 2011

Q&A: For California, do both names on a mortgage refinance loan need to be on the house deed?

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Question by Jules Z: For California, do both names on a mortgage refinance loan need to be on the house deed?
I am in the process of refinancing my property with my father. Since both of our names will be in the mortgage loan, do CA laws required him to be on the house deed or title too? He does not want interest in the property. If no, is it possible to ask the title company to just have my name on it during signing? If yes, can I look into a Quit Claim Deed? Thank you.

Best answer:

Answer by chatsplas
Your father cannot give lender a security interest in the home when he does not own it.Consider whether your father is co-owner, co-borrower or just a guarantor. Discuss this with your lender.



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November 6, 2011

National Mortgage Complaint Center Warns Homeowners About Mortgage Refinance Scams & Explains How Homeowners About To Refinance Can Save Money

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National Mortgage Complaint Center Warns Homeowners About Mortgage Refinance Scams & Explains How Homeowners About To Refinance Can Save Money

(PRWEB) November 01, 2011

The National Mortgage Complaint Center is urging homeowners thinking about refinancing their home to not fall for a slick radio, or Internet advertisement offering interest rates that do not exist. The group says, “As we write this press release we are looking at a phoney Internet pop up ad that state, quote en quote Mortgage Rates hit 2.6%. Its not a 30 year fixed interest rate, and we think this is misleading. If a homeowner wants to see what the current best interest rates are nationwide, Google American Interbanc, go to their web site, and click on their rate page. We have endorsed this company five years in a row, and while they may not lend in your state, their rate sheet will give you an accurate picture of national mortgage interest rates.” http://NationalMortgageComplaintCenter.Com

The National Mortgage Complaint Center is also urging homeowners about to refinance their mortgage to reuse their existing title insurance company, because most states require title insurance companies to offer what is called a reissue title insurance rate, at a significant discount. What this all translates into hundreds of dollars in savings to an average homeowner, about to refinance their home loan. http://NationalMortgageComplaintCenter.Com

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November 3, 2011

Q&A: Can you add people to your mortgage when you refinance?

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Question by nephillypinkfan: Can you add people to your mortgage when you refinance?
My mother isn’t working and I wish to refinance her bonding using my income since her rate is 8%. I live in the property and want to have some ownership rights as I’m paying the mortgage and such. She has no problem with me doing so. Any suggestions ?

Best answer:

Answer by seanferrellmba
http://www.sapphire.lendingstation.com/default.aspx.Yes, and I’ll be glad to help you.



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