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    Classism and Greed and Zombies Economic issues afflict the modern American citizen; namely the housing crash in 2008, the disappearance of the middle class, the crippling national debt, and the divide between the one percent and the rest of the population. The struggle amongst classes, however, can be seen throughout history and is by no means a new topic. The 2016 film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies presents such strife in Georgian era setting while also peering through a modern lens. The…

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    realtor. If relying on comps, be sure you obtain the actual sales price of houses sold and not the list price. Determining the likely sales price of your house is the starting point. b. Subtract your total costs from the sales price: * Closing costs * Loan…

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    FNMA had entered a “Letter of Commitment” with Mayberry, which indicates that the lender assures that the borrower’s guidelines and willingness of a home loan were approved. As a result, FNMA would believe that the note and mortgage were valid, and there were no prior disputes. In addition, FNMA is a holder in due course, which specifies that the individual received a negotiable instrument in good faith…

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    financial crisis have a lot to do with unethical behavior. Starting from the politians that allow the big financial intuitions to play with the money of the consumer. One of the biggest problem during the 2008 crisis was that the banks were giving loan to basically anyone that had an income, but with a high interest rate causing these people to make impossible for them to keep up with the monthly payments. I always find interesting how the people with white collar jobs get to steal the…

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    Wells Fargo Scandal Essay

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    biggest marketing tools. It can bring in customers or turn them away without showing them any products or services. A unanimous agreement by all RSG members is vital in making sure that unethical decisions do not happen with the expansion of the payday loan offices. Unethical decisions can hinder the company for years, but a united voice can ensure that our reputation continues to be a magnet for potential…

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    the two funds sank. In urging investors to stay put the fund managers promised an eminent turnaround of the market (two Bear Stearns executives were subsequently indicted for misleading investors). In June 2007, Bear Stearns pledged a collateralized loan of around $3.2 billion to arrest the deteriorating…

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    policies that encouraged home ownership, in the manner that banks were providing home owner loans to people with lower credit reliability, as well as an overvaluation of certain subprime mortgages on the theory that the housing prices would continue to rise. Essentially what was happening was that banks were loaning money to unreliable borrowers to purchase homes. The standards for whom was eligible for a loan were becoming increasingly more lenient and flexible; from 2004- 2006, the subprime…

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    What is a Jumbo Loan? Put simply, a jumbo loan is a mortgage loan that is higher than conventional loan limits. Every year, the two largest agencies, Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC) set a limit on the amount they will pay to purchase home loans. The current limit for a conventional loan on a single-family home, in all but two states, is $417,000. Jumbo loans make it possible to purchase the high end home of your choice when the amount exceeds the limit. Jumbo Mortgage Loan…

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    Fa Mortgage Loan

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    various kinds of mortgage loan to be able to make a good decision for your circumstances. Understanding the disparities amongst the range of mortgage loans could be a great assistance when it is time for it to get a mortgage loan. With all of the various home loan programs accessible, this article covers a little summary of these various loan programs. A comparison of FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional and Jumbo mortgage programs will give you an understanding of the kind of mortgage loan program might…

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    Credit Score Vs Home Loan

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    score when looking at your home loan application. Here are the credit score ranges and what each of them means for you. • A Credit Score Below 600 FHA loans will accept a credit score as low as 580 and as little as a 3.5% down payment. They will sometimes accept even lower scores, sometimes even as low as 500; however, a larger…

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