Mortage Free For Life: Secrets Banks and Lenders Don't Want You To Know
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Jim Huger wrote
I am a Mortgage Broker and a Real Estate Broker. I haven't read his book but I do have a pretty good understanding of the business after starting as an investor in 1974. The FNMA- Federal National Mortgage Association has fixed loans that are amortized over 7 years. There exists many different financial vehicles which have been on the books for years. However, the general public is not cognizant of them and the banks don't "push" this type of paper because its not profitable for the banks. As a consumer its always "buyer beware" and its left up to the consumer to educate himself. You should talk to an experienced Mortgage Broker and "shop the loan". Houston, Texas(713)747-1697.
Maurice wrote
I saw the infomercial and I thought to myself WOW someone actually did what I was thinking of doing. From what I saw this is what his program is: The program is based upon the Money Merge Account that has grown use in Australia and now it is slow coming over to America. One company who has accelerated it's growth in America is UFirst. UFirst is a network marketing association that has a software program that positions and shows you when to pay your debts including your mortgage. Getting you debt free faster than anything I've seen. The main caveat to achieving success is you must have access to a HELOC (home equity line of credit) account which basically a home equity revolving account - also known as an open account instead of closed account. The problem is UFirst cost $3K to join. Ugh! What I believe is Mr. Richard Weathington has created in his book and software is very same thing for only $29.95 and a monthly fee. If this is true, I buying - where can I sign up!!
Thomas wrote
I'm still not sure how the system works after reading through the book.
What i learned >> you have to have free cash per month in order for this to work. What i need to know >> how is this sytem different than just paying extra per month.
I sent him an e-mail with no reply. So, i'm kind of stuck. On the surface, it looks just like an interest-only loan where your payment is recalculated every month with a lower principle. A good concept if you have the extra $$ and clearly understand the flow of $$.
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