TigerTom Releases a Simple Freeware Loan Calculator
Web guru TigerTom announced the release of a freeware loan and mortgage calculator. It's called 'TigerTom's Loan & Mortgage Calculator UK' http://www.tigertom.com/mortgages-uk.shtml. The user inputs a loan amount, interest rate and term, and it outputs a table of payments. Users can save and print amortization tables, and output in British pounds, as well as dollars and euros. "I got the idea from an online calculator I installed on my web site" he said.
"I thought it'd be handy to have something similar for the PC." "I like small programs that leave your computer in peace. This calculator can be run from a floppy disk, and needs no install. Useful if you're on the move."The software is aimed at people seeking loans or mortgages, who want to fine-tune their payment schedule.TigerTom said: "The UK is currently going through
a property boom. House prices have gone through the roof, and kept going. Many people are taking out secured loans based on the new value of their home.
It's sobering to see what one's monthly payments can be on a large loan, and how much one can pay in interest, even at a low rate".'TigerTom's Loan & Mortgage Calculator UK' is available free from http://www.tigertom.com/mortgages-uk.shtml, for PCs running Windows 95/98/Me/XP.About TigerTom: TigerTom arrived in London in the late 1980's, and spent some time on the squat party scene, while holding down a job at a market research company near the Houses of Parliament. He played gigs as a performance artist in London clubs. Becoming obsessed by the internet in 1997, he lived in front of a PC for seven years, developing http://www.tigertom.com. He is currently offering a range of original software, ebooks and ecommerce consultancy services.Contact Information:T. O' Donnell.
T. O' Donnell Incorporated,Suite 501, International House,223 Regent Street,LONDON W1B 2QD.Tel: 0207 863 4106Fax: 0207 863 4106Web: http://www.tigertom.comEmail: http://www.tigertom.com/contact.htm.
Free Mortgage & Mortages Information and Where to Find Mortgage Broker
(ContentDesk) October 13, 2005 -- A mortgage broker is an individual or a company that acts as a bridge between borrowers and lenders bringing them together for loan orientation. In a sense the mortgage broker acts as a common agent between the borrower and the mortgage company.Finding the right mortgage solution and the right mortgage vendor in this jungle of competition is a bit difficult for an individual who is relatively new to the mortgage loan scenario. Here's where the mortgage broker with all his expertise and experience comes into play. A mortgage broker for a minimal cost (in most cases the brokers charge only after the deal is fixed) will help you locate the right mortgage service and in many cases will give you valuable tips regarding the type of loan you should go for. A mortgage broker has access to hundreds of mortgage lenders and can also provide you with statistics and comparisons regarding various lenders something which is very important while selecting a mortgage...
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Real Estate Calculator Suite Does Real Estate Math For You
(ContentDesk) June 6, 2005 -- Real Estate Calculator Suite 4.0, a Windows?-based collection of 16 real estate and mortgage calculators is now available from Wheatworks Software, LLC.Real Estate Calculator Suite makes real estate math easy for home buyers, sellers and real estate professionals.
The 16 real estate and financial calculators in Real Estate Calculator Suite form a powerful financial toolbox for any person who wants to explore financial scenarios related to purchasing or selling real estate.Built-in sample data and helpful "quick start" instructions give new users an easy introduction to using Real Estate Calculator Suite.
Real estate professionals appreciate the comprehensive collection of real estate calculators which help get buyers "in the ballpark."Real Estate Calculator Suite provides quick relief for any person overwhelmed by real estate or financial math.This new release focuses on enhanced ease-of-use and offers an additional method of navigating...
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Florida Mortgage Rates
Florida Mortgage Rates ? Know Everything Upfront
Florida mortgage rates change every day, just as they change every day in every state.
It is important when buying a home to understand how mortgage rates work and if and how you can lock-in your mortgage rates.
Nearly all lenders give you the opportunity to lock-in your rate.
The terms of the lock-in, however, will vary from lender to lender so it is important to know this upfront and keep it in mind when you try to decide the right time to lock-in your rate.
Some mortgage lenders will require a lock-in fee which can vary greatly, so you will want to find out if your mortgage lender charges a lock-in rate and what the lock-in rate will be.
Though the lock-in fee may or may not impact your choosing a particular lender, the more information you have upfront the better off you will be.
The duration of the lock-in is also important.
Some lenders...
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What You May Not Know About Your Mortgage Note
By now, many of you are already somewhat familiar with private mortgage notes and how they are used to help facilitate the sale of a property. You may also know that there is a whole industry out there where note investors are in the market to buy your mortgage note.There are many reasons why people create mortgage notes in the first place. They include helping a buyer who may not qualify for the full amount of the loan needed to buy the property or they may be a relative. Sometimes property sellers are willing to create mortgage notes because they help to move a property faster.They also can be an opportunity for the home seller to earn a higher interest rate than other investment vehicles.Sometimes, however, notes can go bad. There is always the risk involved for the property seller that unforeseen circumstances can cause the buyer (the payor on the note) to fall behind on payments or totally default on the note altogether.
What do you do then?What you may not know, however...
What You May Not Know About Your Mortgage Note
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