There is no doubt that many homeowners who are in foreclosure right now have bad mortgages. They either did not know what they were getting into and believed in what the mortgage companies told them at the time or they knew but things turned south for them. Either way, if they had more knowledge of what mortgages were out there and what they could do to save money early on, perhaps they could have avoided being in foreclosure. When you do not have money, it is hard to trust anyone because if you make a mistake then the money is gone. This book called Mortgage Ripoffs and Money Savers: An Industry Insider Explains How to Save Thousands on Your Mortgage or Re-Finance will help you understand what the problems with most mortgages are so that you can avoid them and you will also find lots of money savers that can help you finance situation.

There are many excellent “how to get a mortgage” books, but this one is vastly different, because it reveals the insider secrets even many mortgage professionals don’t know. Warren reveals what really goes on in the home-loan business to get mortgages approved, and dhow borrowers can avoid becoming victims of their lenders. On my scale of one to 10, this superb new book rates an off-the-chart 12. — Robert J. Bruss, Inman News, July 10, 2007

Product Description

Carolyn Warren better get a bodyguard. Her new tell-all on the mortgage industry exposes so many of the lending industry’s favorite frauds, every loan officer from Seattle to Miami is going to be gunning for her! Mortgage Rip-Offs and Money Savers is like a map that guides you around the carefully camouflaged landmines laid by lenders. And it gives you simple, step-by-step directions for saving tens of thousands of dollars. If you’re looking for ways to save a king’s ransom on your mortgage and monthly payments, you simply must read this book. — Clayton Makepeace, founder and president, The Profit Center

Topics include:
* Why calling around for the best interest rate is a BAD idea (and what to do instead).
* How to force lenders to disclose their hidden fees.
* The Dirty Dozen: Junk fees You should not pay.
* How to get the lowest possible rate.
* Uncover the best-kept secret of the mortgage industry.
* Avoid the five most common unpleasant closing surprises.
* Turning a denied loan into an approved loan.
* and much more.

All About Mortgages: Insider Tips to Finance or Refinance Your Home in Today’s Economy

There are so many types of mortgages and a lot of people find out the  hard way which mortgages are not right for them. The good news is, for many homeowners, there is still time to make things right. You can refinance or modify your loan and avoid foreclosure if you are finding it hard to keep paying the current mortgage payments. But, even refinancing or loan modification can be tricky. You absolutely must find out all your options and make sure you what the consequences of getting each type or mortgage are. After all, you cannot afford to make another mistake. This book called All About Mortgages: Insider Tips to Finance or Refinance Your Home in Today’s Economy gives you insights into mortgages for anyone wanting to refinance, modify their mortgage loans or just wanting to understand what are out there. If you want to find a realtor to help you or to give you more information, here is a free service that can help you find your realtor.

Find and compare top, affordable listing agents

Due to new hybrid loans abounding and interest rates increasing from bargain basement levels, millions of consumers who are either seeking a new mortgage or are interested in refinancing their existing mortgages are clamoring for an updated easy-to-follow guide to take them through the complex world of mortgages.

In All About Mortgages, 4th Edition, author Julie Garton-Good, the sole three-time recipient of the prestigious international “Real Estate Educator of the Year” award from the Real Estate Educators’ Association, provides a road map for consumers through the harrowing twists and turns of obtaining a home mortgage. Garton-Good will help consumers select the right mortgage for their needs, giving them the keys to save thousands of dollars. Approximately 25% of this new edition is updated, including new information on hybrid loans, foreclosure alternatives, and more. Now more than ever, it’s essential for consumers to be well informed about their mortgage options.

About the Author
Julie Garton-Good is the author of six real estate books and has penned a syndicated newspaper column weekly for nearly two decades. She is the only woman listed twice on the National Association of REALTORS® “Twenty-five Most Influential People” list and has made appearances on CNBC, Lifetime Network, and numerous other public television and radio shows.