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There are many people who have benefited greatly from the mortgage calculator. A mortgage calculator is an excellent financial tool that enables you to derive the exact figures that you are looking for without having to sit down and ponder over so many numbers. You also can be assured that you would be getting figures based on accurate calculations which may apply to you and your unique financial situation. For those of you who are considering if refinancing your home is a good idea, then one of the best, easiest and most hassle free ways to get some good feedback would be to use the mortgage calculator. It would compare your existing loan with a possible new one that you could be opting for and the figures in the end would give you a clearer picture of the situation and give you some valuable insight as to if refinancing at that given point of time would be a sound financial move for you. All that would be required from you would be some key information regarding your existing loan, your home, how long you intend to have this mortgage payment for and what would be the monthly amount that you would be comfortable with. Once this is done, the mortgage calculator will get to work and give you the results that you are looking for in no time. A home loan calculator is also very similar to a mortgage calculator and is able to give you some key insight into your mortgage loan. Some of the valuable information that you would be able to get might be: How long you would be required to repay the loan How much you would be required to pay What would be the total loan amount that you would be able to afford What would be the monthly amount that you would be able to commit to What would the interest rates be for your loan
These calculators are also very beneficial for first time home buyers who might not be aware of some financial aspects of purchasing a new home or applying for a mortgage loan. With the help of these calculators, they can rest assured that there would be no sudden surprises that they would not be aware of later on during the process. Finding a mortgage plan that is just right for you is very important and some mortgage calculator help definitely will not hurt anyone. The purchasing of a home is a very important and big financial decision and one should most certainly look into all aspects of it to make sure he or she is getting into something that he or she would be able to handle later on without any regrets. There certainly are many things that need to be looked into and with the help of a mortgage calculator this process would be much more facilitated. The mortgage calculator would be able to let you know what type of loan you should be looking at and if a current mortgage plan is working out well for you. You would not be required to manually sit and calculate and figure out all the details as the mortgage calculator would be able to handle all of that for you and just provide you with the information that you require.
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Knight Frank/Markit?s http://my.knightfrank.com/research-reports/knight-frank-and-markit’s-house-price-sentiment-index-(hpsi).aspx [House Price Sentiment Index (HPSI) __title__ House Price Sentiment Index (HPSI)] indicates that average prices fell again May.
A decline in home values was reported by 17% of households, while 9.5% signalled that the value of their property rose.
At 46.3, the resulting HPSI figure is up from April?s reading of 45.4 and just under March?s 20-month high of 46.6.
Any figure under 50 indicates that prices are falling, and the lower the figure, the steeper the decline. Any figure over 50 indicates that prices are rising.
As has been the case for the past three months, households in all but one region signalled that the value of their property had fallen in May. The survey of 1,500 households across the UK showed that sentiment was weakest in the North West (41.0) and West Midlands (42.5), indicating accelerated price falls.
London property bucked the trend again, with those living in the capital reporting that the value of their home had risen for the third month running, but at a much slower pace than in April (50.9, down from 53.6).
Households in the South East (49.2) expect only minimal falls in prices, indicating that the north-south divide in house price movements continued in May.
A lead indicator
Since the inception of the HPSI, the index has been a clear lead indicator for house price trends. Figure 3 shows that the index moves ahead of mainstream house price indices, confirming the advantage of an opinion?based survey which provides a current view on household sentiment, rather than historic evidence from transactions or mortgage market evidence.
Outlook for house prices
The future HPSI (figure 2), which measures what households think will happen to the value of their property over the next year, remained in positive territory for the fourth consecutive month in April, the longest period of upbeat expectations since mid-2010. Nearly a third of households anticipate a rise in the value of their home over the next 12 months, compared with 21% expecting a decline. The index reading is 54.0, unchanged from April and close to the 20-month high set in March.
Regional outlook
Despite the unchanged future HPSI reading, positive expectations for house prices were recorded in only seven of the 11 regions in May, down from nine in April. Respondents in London remain the most upbeat (62.8), followed by those in the East of England (61.0) and the South East (57.1). Households are most pessimistic about prices in the North West (47.0) and the West Midlands (47.2).
Household variations
Sentiment regarding future house prices is slightly more upbeat in the private sector (54.3) than the public sector (53.4), in line with the long-term trend.
Respondents working in the utility, energy and transport sectors forecast the steepest rise in the value of their property (69.7).This marked a sharp rise from April?s reading of 53.8. Expectations are also strong in the media, culture and entertainment sector (63.9). The weakest sentiment is again in the retail sector (50.3, up from 50.1 in April), but survey participants now expect house prices to broadly stagnate, in contrast to the price falls predicted in the six months to March.
All types of homeowner expect prices to rise over the next year. The biggest price rises are forecast by those living rent-free at home (57.8), followed by those renting from a local authority (54.2) and those renting privately (53.8). Sentiment among mortgage borrowers (53.4), although remaining upbeat, slipped to the lowest level since January.
Grinne Gilmore, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, said:
?Despite reporting another month of house price falls in May, households remain confident that the value of their home will rise in future.?
?In fact households seem to have shrugged off the negative economic news about the UK?s double-dip recession and the new problems facing the Eurozone, and the impact these factors could have on house prices, with most regions confident that the value of their home will rise at least modestly over the next 12 months.?
?As is perhaps to be expected after the recent price performances in the capital, those living in London expect the biggest price growth over the next year. At the same time, optimism in the South West of England slipped for the first time since January, underlining the increasingly regional nature of the UK housing market.?
?It will be interesting to see what effect the ?feel-good factors? of bank holidays and the Jubilee have on house price sentiment next month.?
Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit, said:
“UK house price sentiment for the year ahead remained surprisingly resilient in May, with households brushing off recent falls in property values and an intensification of the negative economic news flow. The north-south sentiment divide showed no sign of closing, and if anything widened slightly since April.
?There is, however, some evidence that sentiment among mortgage holders has started to waver, perhaps reflecting worries over higher standard variable rates coming into effect.?
?People with a mortgage defied the overall trend and noted the weakest future sentiment for four months. They also reported a much faster monthly reduction in property values than the average for all types of households in May.”
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Notes to editors
About the HPSI
The Knight Frank/Markit House Price Sentiment Index (HPSI) survey was first conducted in February 2009 and is compiled each month by Markit.
The survey is based on monthly responses from approximately 1,500 individuals in Great Britain, with data collected by Ipsos MORI from its panel of respondents aged 18-64. The survey sample is structured according to gender, region and age to ensure the survey results accurately reflect the true composition of the population. Results are also weighted to further improve representativeness.
Prior to September 2010, the Household Finance Index was jointly compiled by YouGov and Markit based on monthly responses from over 2,000 UK households, with data collected online by YouGov plc from its representative panel of respondents aged 18 and above. The panel was structured according to income, region and age to ensure the survey results accurately reflected the true composition of the UK population. Results were also weighted to further improve representativeness.
Index numbers
Index numbers are calculated from the percentages of respondents reporting an improvement, no change or decline. These indices vary between 0 and 100 with readings of exactly 50.0 signalling no change on the previous month. Readings above 50.0 signal an increase or improvement; readings below 50.0 signal a decline or deterioration.
Ipsos MORI technical details (May survey)
Ipsos MORI interviewed 1500 adults aged 18-64 across Great Britain from its online panel of respondents. Interviews were conducted online between 7th and 14th May 2012. A representative sample of adults was interviewed with quota controls set by gender, age and region and the resultant survey data weighted to the known GB profile of this audience by gender, age, region and household income. Ipsos MORI was responsible for the fieldwork and data collection only and not responsible for the analysis, reporting or interpretation of the survey results.
About Knight Frank
Knight Frank LLP is the leading independent global property consultancy. Headquartered in London, Knight Frank and its New York-based global partner, Newmark Knight Frank, operate from 209 offices, in 47 countries, across six continents. More than 6,840 professionals handle in excess of US$ 755 billion (521 billion) worth of commercial, agricultural and residential real estate annually, advising clients ranging from individual owners and buyers to major developers, investors and corporate tenants. For further information about the Company, please visit http://www.knightfrank.com.
For the latest news, views and analysis on the world of prime property visit Knight Frank’s new website Global Briefing at http://globalbriefing.knightfrank.com/. And follow us on twitter @kfglobalbrief and @knightfrank.
About Markit
Markit is a leading, global financial information services company with over 2,000 employees. The company provides independent data, valuations and trade processing across all asset classes in order to enhance transparency, reduce risk and improve operational efficiency. Its client base includes the most significant institutional participants in the financial market place. For more information please see http://www.markit.com
The intellectual property rights to the HPSI provided herein is owned by Markit Economics Limited. Any unauthorised use, including but not limited to copying, distributing, transmitting or otherwise of any data appearing is not permitted without Markit?s prior consent. Markit shall not have any liability, duty or obligation for or relating to the content or information (?data?) contained herein, any errors, inaccuracies, omissions or delays in the data, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. In no event shall Markit be liable for any special, incidental, or consequential damages, arising out of the use of the data. Markit and the Markit logo are registered trade marks of Markit Group Limited.
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A "strategic default" currently means walking away from an underwater home even though the owner could afford to pay the mortgage. However, this represents far less than half of walkaways. The vast majority of foreclosures happen to people who cannot afford to pay the mortgage.
Portrayals of strategic default in 2009 were typically of homeowners who "used their home as an ATM," or "deadbeats." Even news stories describing the positive side of default didn’t entirely shake those images. One of the earliest semi-positive stories was in the Wall St. Journal, titled "American Dream 2: Default, Then Rent." This article described a couple who had defaulted, cut their housing costs from nearly ,000/month to just over ,000/month, and were living in a bigger house with "a swimming pool with three waterfalls." Another strategic defaulter in the same article found the benefits of default-and-rent included the discretionary income to go out to dinner more often, and hang on to his series-6 BMW.
These are not the people I meet in the course of interviewing and writing about surviving tough times. The people I meet are laid off, or from two incomes down to one, or on their way to medical bankruptcy. They cannot imagine a swimming pool, much less a waterfall — they just have bills they can’t pay, one of which is the mortgage. Some are slow in adjusting to the "new normal," and still eat out regularly, but others have already cut back to eating out four times a year.
Their home may be underwater — or they may have equity. Often it doesn’t matter, when the bottom line is that they have to choose between the mortgage and medical insurance — because losing medical insurance in America is potentially lethal.
For this group, it is not a matter of cunningly defaulting to maintain a latte-sipping lifestyle. It is a matter of prudently walking away from the mortgage that is dragging their family and future under the waves.
The benefit for people who act both prudently and decisively can be startling. Taking a fairly typical example from people I’ve interviewed, this is the family’s financial situation:
Primary income of ,000 net per month is gone, with one laid off.
Secondary income of ,000 net is still coming in.
,000 in cash and savings, including the 401K.
,000 in credit card debt.
One car fully paid for.
Second car — ,000 owed.
They have done a careful financial projection. The total monthly expenses are ,000, right down to the last dime — which includes ,500/month on mortgage and credit card bills. That says that if the main breadwinner is not fully employed in 14 months, they will lose the home — and of course take a dip in their credit rating. And if the job doesn’t come until the 13th month, it had better be at the same salary as the previous job, or they’ll lose the home anyway.
Scenario A: Betting on a job, and continuing to pay the mortgage (a.k.a. "doing the right thing," according to the moralists). They guess that they will be fully employed again in time to save the home. They continue paying mortgage, car payments, and minimum monthly credit card payments. If their bet is wrong, their trajectory is shown by the red line below.
Scenario B: Prudently walking away. They decide that getting a job might require a career shift or relocation, with some time and money invested in re-education. They immediately stop paying the mortgage and credit card payments. In this scenario, they cut their expenses by ,500/month (which rises to ,500/month when they move out and start paying rent). If there is real equity in their financed car, they sell it and buy a used car to replace it.
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The difference between A and B is incredible. If the family bets the primary bread-winner will be working within the year and is wrong, they could be leaving their home without enough money to rent a decent apartment in 14 months — exhausted, frightened, and possibly running on bald tires. (People who "do the right thing" tend to leave long before they actually get legal notice to move.)
The family that bets the primary bread-winner will not find a job in 13 months and stops paying the debts will be leaving their home with ,000 cash in hand, move to a rental (usually in the same school district, if need be), and will have three years for the primary bread-winner to find a job. And that’s their worst scenario — it’s quite likely they’ll be in the house for 18-24 months without making any mortgage payments.
Conclusion: when the writing is on the wall, the best plan is often a prudent walkaway — an escape to the future, equipped with enough cash to get there.
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…..item 1B)…..The Strategic Default Monitor….
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The 3 Must Send Debt Defense Letters
The 3 Must Send Letters
The following are the 3 "Must Send" Debt Defense letters. This means that at all times you must send any of these letters to any debt collection company or the original lender that contacts you
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Consider Using A Mortgage Calculator, Amortization Table And Property Value Data For A Strategic Default
Part of our job at strategicdefault.org is to review other viewpoints about strategic default. This current post is inspired by another post we found while researching the universe of articles on strategic defaults and foreclosures.
We found this post entitled : “Should I Do a Strategic Default on my Mortgage?” by JLP in his blog All Financial Matters posted December 2, 2010.
This question was posed by a reader of JLP’s blog. The question and answer are as follows:
"I bought my condo at precisely the wrong time. I didn’t, however, listen to everyone telling me I could afford to buy more. I did a straight 30 year fixed that I could afford in reality. Of course I am incredibly underwater on my mortgage now. It is depressing, needless to say, and even more so when I feel as if my taxes are helping people who didn’t “do things the right way” and some companies who seemed to have contributed greatly to the problem and are not being held responsible…I live in Illinois, western burbs of Chicago…I bought for 9,000, now owe 2,000 and the most recent sale was ,000…30 year, 6.75% (which was good then!) percent…When I bought I planned on staying 5 years or so and moving up (didn’t everyone?). I don’t *need* to move. I sure wish I could buy some of the houses on the market now though! For what I paid? I bring home (after taxes) about ,000 a year. My mortgage + PMI + escrow is almost ,100…I know there are people in much worse shape. If I lost my job this whine about underwater wouldn’t even exist, you know? Still – just the though of paying even MORE out when I feel like I am not getting any benefit is upsetting, depressing."
The writer, JLP answers as follows:
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Make sure that you always have extra money for any unexpected costs when purchasing a property. Buyers usually calculate the closing costs by adding the down payment, the points to the bank and the pro-rated real estate taxes. Closing costs of a home can have extra things included like school taxes or improvement bonds!
Before purchasing a home, it is highly recommended you have an inspector perform an inspection on the home. If you skip the inspection, you might discover hidden problems after you’ve already bought the house, and these problems may be expensive or difficult to fix. Not only will you have to pay a lot to fix everything, you may even have to live somewhere else while your new home is getting fixed.
Try asking the seller to aid you in closing costs or giving financial incentives. For example, it may be to your advantage to ask for an interest rate “buy down.” Keep in mind, though, if you request financial incentives from the seller, he will probably be less willing to negotiate on the home’s selling price.
You should invest in a property right now. With the housing market crash, property values are at a all time low. If you’ve always dreamed of owning a home, now is the time to buy. The downward trend is an aberration when you look at house prices over the long term. Therefore, you will probably make money on your investment after ten years.
When looking at a potential home, have a professional inspection done. Do not try to save money by asking someone you know do this job because you will have no recourse if something goes wrong.
A home warranty is a good thing to have. A home warranty can be given from a new builder or from a home owner. A builder should be proud to stand by his work for a time. The previous owner should buy a warranty for the home for you, for at least one year, to help with any repairs that might need to be made.
Investigate any programs that you may be qualified for that can help you in making a down payment. You can also ask a seller to pay the closing cost to help reduce the out of pocket expenses.
You need to make sure you know about the housing market locally. There are real estate websites that provide precise information on homes in your area. This includes selling prices and backlogs, time it took to sell a home, and foreclosures. In addition to researching the local housing market, you should learn about employment conditions in your potential new neighborhood. A product with a great location can actually override local trends.
Reduced prices usually go together with lots of repairs and updates. This saves you money on your purchase, allowing you to invest extra capital into fixing your home at your own pace. You are creating the exact home you want, while simultaneously adding value with every project. Try to envision what the house might look like once all the improvements are made rather than dwelling on its current condition. Your perfect new home could be hidden behind superficial drawbacks like bad paint or cracked paneling.
Do you have children, or do you plan to? If so, you should consider a home that has adequate room for the entire family. Be mindful of safety also, especially if the house you are viewing has a pool or stairs. Houses that have been home to children will ensure that it is safe for future families to enjoy as well.
Don’t start searching for a house until you have a mortgage prequalification letter from the bank in hand. It would be a shame to find the one home you’ve been looking for and then discover that you can’t get a large enough loan to cover it. Furthermore, since obtaining a mortgage can take some time, it makes sense to get the ball rolling early.
A mortgage calculator can help you to determine if a home is in your budget. The debt to income calculator will take your current income and your debts and then calculate the payment that you can afford. The result will be a figure approximating what you can reasonably afford, without overextending your finances.
It is a good idea to retain an attorney who specializes in real estate when you are involved with foreclosure purchases. Complications can often arise during foreclosure or pre-foreclosure deals and it is also a good idea to have a legal representative that is looking out for your interests. This might end up being an investment rather than an expense.
Research the properties you’re interested in prior to buying them. There are a number of features to look at when buying rental property. Sustainability is important. Is the condition of the property good now? Are there potential problems that could increase the maintenance required? The second feature that you need to think about is the location of the property. For a major portion of rental properties, location is a paramount consideration. You tenants will want a location that is convenient to retailers and restaurants, as well as service providers. The third key feature is the median income for the area. This is different from physical location, because you should keep in mind that a high rent area is definitely a better location than a low rent area. Residents in high rent areas may not be as concerned about the precise location as residents in communities that demand a lower rent.
Talk to other investors in real estate. Properties are available all the time. Most of the time properties aren’t ideal for everyone. By doing this, you will stand a greater chance of discovering the rare find that has eluded other purchasers.
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