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Reverse Mortgage: My Home Pays Me?

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on Thursday, 13 September 2012
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Today's rates with no lender fees are 3.375% APR on a 30 year, 3.375% APR on a 20 year and 2.750% APR on a 15 year. (click here for details)

In this quick overview of the trendy Reverse Mortgage, Mike Cox answers some frequently asked questions and shares with you how to qualify for 'the loan that pays you!'
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If you have any questions go to the "Get Help" section. A Rates In Motion approved lender will be get you what you need. I am Mike Cox with Rates In Motion bringing transparency to mortgage lending…one video at a time. Have a great Thursday! See you tomorrow!!!

How Can I Be Sure I'm Getting A Fair Home Inspection?

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on Tuesday, 28 August 2012
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Today's rates with no lender fees are 3.375% APR on a 30 year, 3.250% APR on a 20 year and 2.750% APR on a 15 year. (click here for details)

Who benefits most from a home inspection? Will this delay my closing?
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Do I hire and inspector recommended by my realtor? Lender? Father? Mike Cox answers these questions in two minutes, just for you!
If you have any questions go to the "Get Help" section. A Rates In Motion approved lender will be get you what you need. I am Mike Cox with Rates In Motion bringing transparency to mortgage lending….One video at a time. Have a great Tuesday! See you tomorrow!!!

Who Pays The Closing Costs?

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on Thursday, 09 August 2012
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Rates are down today. Today's rates with no lender fees are 3.500% APR on a 30 year, 3.375% APR on a 20 year and 2.875% APR on a 15 year. (click here for details)

Watch today's video to see how you might be able to bring LESS money to your closing
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Mike answers the question today: "Who pays for what in your purchase transaction?” You or the seller? You should already know what you need for a downpayment…but what about other costs? You could take the total amount of your closing costs and simply write it INTO the offer to purchase for the seller to pay them. If the seller agrees, this reduces your money to bring it at closing. Always nice. Sellers usually would rather pay for closing costs than reduce the purchase price. Good thing to remember, during negotiations. Watch the video for more tips!

Taking Advantage of Weekend Rates

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on Friday, 03 August 2012
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Well,its Friday today and today's tip is about weekend mortgage shopping. Here are a few quick weekend tips to save money. 1. Shopping lenders on the weekend is actually a big advantage for you. Find out why. 2. Not EVERY lender can lock your loan on the weekend. Watch the video to learn more. So enjoy shopping lenders this weekend. If you have any questions go to the "Get Help" section. A Rates In Motion approved lender will be get you what you need. I am Mike Cox with Rates In Motion bringing transparency to mortgage lending….One video at a time. Have a great weekend! See you Monday!