Danielle Fletcher's Articles in Mortgages

  • Moving House In The UK Is An Expensive Business
    The whole process of buying and selling houses can be very expensive and is additional stretch on people’s finances. Two of the biggest costs are conveyancing and tax which can add thousands of pounds on both the buyers and sellers bills.
  • More People Choosing To Rent
    Recent figures show the number of houses sold in the UK in the last five months has fallen by 32 percent compared to the same time last year. Figures by the HM Revenue and Customs which record the houses purchases of properties worth more than the initial forty thousand pound tax band, show that the number of properties sold between January and May 2008 was only 504,000 which is down from 743,000 last year.
  • Legal Firms Struggling To Find Conveyancing Work
    Legal firms who specialise in offering a conveyancing service are beginning to struggle to make the profits they were once used to. The downturn in the housing market has meant there are far less buyers and therefore fewer houses are actually selling.
  • First Time Buyers Are Struggling To Find Mortgages
    You may be forgiven for thinking that in today’s current economic situation finding a mortgage if you are a first time buyer is near on impossible. You would be right to a certain extent, in that mortgages for first time buyers are definitely harder to come by, but they are not completely extinct. The housing market relies on first time buyers to keep it buoyant and enable people to move to the next rung of the ladder.
  • A Little Piece Of Good News For The Gloomy Property Market
    The housing market in Britain is on a decline with more and more people being forced to sell due to rises in mortgage interest rates, and less buyers willing to invest in housing. More first time buyers are staying away from the housing market altogether as lenders become stricter their lending criteria and harsher with their interest rates.
  • Mortgage Lead Companies Can Help The Housing Market
    House prices in the UK are plunging, with fewer buyers looking to purchase properties. Those selling their homes have to compete with each other, and many are trying to undercut their prices to secure a sale. In addition those who are looking to buy are putting in low offers in the hope of securing a bargain in this unsteady market.
  • Loan Leads Company Introduces Lead Scoring Mechanism
    One of the leading companies in the loan lead business has developed a predictive modelling service which will enable lead buyers to identify which loan leads are more likely to result in a customer taking out a loan. The company is known as ileads.com and its new modelling system is called LeadScore.
  • Cheap Conveyancing - Can It Be Found Online?
    Moving house is an expensive, not to mention stressful, business. Not only are you paying a mortgage, estate agents fees and stamp duty but you also need to pay for conveyancing.
  • Mortgage Leads Still Required To Find Suitable Customers
    Companies which generate leads for mortgage lenders are finding the market tougher than in previous years. Prior to the global credit crunch companies who indentify people who are looking for a mortgage had an easier time finding people who matched the lenders criteria.
  • LeadPoint Provides A Platform For Buyers And Sellers Of Loan Leads
    Mortgage companies in need of good customers often turn to other companies who can provide them with customer leads. Typically mortgage companies would provide the lead companies with a brief and a profile of their ideal customers and then pay for a certain number of leads. Mortgage brokers also often use mortgage lead companies to help them find customers and make deals.
  • Interest Rates Continue To Rise
    Interest rates in the UK have continued to rise over the last few months despite the Bank of England base rate remaining stable. Recent reports show that the cost to lenders for mortgages is continuing to go up, with lenders increasing rates as recently as the last few days.
  • UK Housing Market Facing Troubled Times
    Whilst the effects of the global credit crunch plays havoc with the UK housing market, many people are struggling to find suitable mortgages. The problem is the same for a whole range of people from first time buyers to those who are looking to remortgage.
  • Tough Times For Buy-To-Let Mortgage Holders
    The buy to let mortgage market faces crisis as banks tighten their lending criteria and raise their interest rates. Many landlords have profited over the last decade from buying property and renting it out to tenants. House prices have increased and mortgage deals have been plentiful. However since the collapse of part of the American mortgage market due to sub – prime lending, interest rates across the global have been rising.
  • Could The Credit Crunch Have Been Avoided?
    One of the biggest questions being asked in America at the moment relates the fall out of the sub-prime lending market. Mortgage providers in the States have sold products to people who were in receipt of lower incomes.
  • The Effects Of Sub-Prime Lending In The US
    Over the last five years, people in the UK have enjoyed relative prosperity, with a booming economy amounting to large increases in private wealth. Salaries had been rising and the property market soaring, raising the standard of living and allowing many of life’s luxuries to become widely available.

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