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Mortgage YSP

Yield Spread Premium or YSP is a fee paid by mortgage lenders for closing your home loan with a higher than necessary mortgage rate. Lenders pay this fee (kickback) because they know that home loans with higher than market interest rates bring them premium profits when your home loan is sold to investors on the secondary market. The problem with this hidden markup is that it costs you thousands of dollars per year unnecessarily; avoid it and you’ll get wholesale mortgage rates for your next home loan and keep more of your hard-earned cash. Here’s what you need to know to get started doing just that…

Loan Processing Fees

September 28, 2007

If you are in the process of taking out a new mortgage to purchase your home or refinance your existing mortgage, the fees you pay can make the difference between getting a great mortgage loan and paying too much. The fees on your Good Faith Estimate are often cryptic and many brokers leave the most [...]

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Dirty Little Mortgage Secrets

September 10, 2007

Yield Spread Premium or YSP is the best kept and most scandalous mortgage secret you’ll encounter as a homeowner. YSP is the premium that your lender pays to the mortgage broker for selling you a higher than necessary mortgage interest rate. The more you overpay when refinancing your mortgage, the higher your broker’s kickback from [...]

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The Sky Is Not Falling…Yet

August 23, 2007

Unless you’ve been living under a rock you’ve probably heard about the recent credit crisis in the United States. Spurned by the collapse of the sub-prime or bad credit mortgage industry, and depending on which news channel you’ve been watching, you might have heard that there is no money for mortgage loans, that credit card [...]

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No Fee Mortgage Refinancing

August 21, 2007

No fee mortgage refinancing sounds like a great deal; however, as most homeowners quickly learn, there are no free lunches when it comes to your mortgage loans. Most of the so called “no fee” mortgages you see advertised simply trade off a higher mortgage rate for the lender’s share of closing costs. Every mortgage has [...]

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