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Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure Explained

You may have heard the term, "Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure."  Essentially, a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" is when a borrower gives all of the property to a lender in an effort to avoid a foreclosure on a defaulted loan.  While this seems fairly drastic, this can help the borrowers avoid the financially and emotionally taxing efforts associated with foreclosure.
Many borrowers choose this option because they are immediately released from the debt associated with their defaulted mortgage.  In addition, a borrower's credit score will be less damaged by a deed in lieu of foreclosure as oppose to going through a foreclosure.
Many lenders prefer this option, because it allows them to reduce the financial burden and time associated with repossessing a home and usually prevents the borrower retaliation that is common with foreclosure proceedings.  However, if there are any liens associated with the home, the lender will much prefer to foreclose upon the home as it would make the title clearing process much easier.
When proceeding with a deed in lieu of foreclosure, both the borrower and the lender must enter into the agreement in good faith and voluntarily.  During this process, the fair market value of the home is considered when reaching the agreement; the lender will often ask the borrower to write a letter expressing their voluntary participation in the agreement.

Purchasing a Home

Purchase a Home

Purchasing a home is a very exciting time, and being well prepared will help you make better decisions. Take this opportunity to learn more about home buying and the mortgage process. Below and throughout this site, you will find information that will help you with the purchase of your new home.

Am I really ready to buy?

Buying a home offers many advantages, one of the most significant being that it allows you to build equity (ownership) when you pay your mortgage each month. A common myth is that monthly mortgage payments are more expensive than rent. But, in many cases, mortgage payments can be even less than rent. When considering home ownership for the first time, you need to decide whether buying makes financial and practical sense for you right now or if you are better off renting. Consider both the advantages and disadvantages to renting as well as buying, and weigh the pros and cons for your particular situation.

How much “house” can I afford?

The first step toward finding the right home is to quickly compute your purchasing power and determine how much you can afford to pay each month. This saves you time by allowing you to focus on homes in your price range.

Some up front costs include:

Down payment: Typically ranges from 3-30% of the cost of the house. The more you can put down, the greater equity you will have in your home and the lower your monthly payment will be. For down payments less than 20% you may also need to pay mortgage insurance.

Closing Costs: Typically range from 2-6% of the loan amount depending on your area.

On-going Costs: Your housing costs can include the following:

• Monthly mortgage payment
• Homeowners insurance
• Mortgage Insurance
• If applicable - Flood Insurance
• If applicable - Property taxes
• Utilities
• Maintenance

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It's a Piece of Cake!

Why choose Wright Mortgage for your client's mortgage needs? Our customers would say that we are fair, transparent, reputable, and a responsible mortgage company who knows how to help people navigate through the mortgage process.    Wright Mortgage is a locally owned and operated mortgage company.  We know that each customer has specific needs, so we strive to meet those needs with a wide array of services. Wright Mortgage is a excellent mortgage company for realtors searching for dependable mortgage professional in the Houston area. With 15 years of experience in the mortgage business, we can help find solutions to your client's financing issues.       Why FHA?

The main advantage of FHA home mortgage is that the credit qualifying criteria for a borrower are not as strict as conventional financing. FHA will allow the borrower who has had a few "credit problems" or those without a credit history to acquire a home. Borrowers will now be required to have a minimum FICO of 580 to qualify for FHA's 3.5% down payment program. Borrowers with less than a 580 FICO will be required to put down at least 10%. FHA also provides:

Better Interest Rates: FHA loan rates are generally very competitive, typically always lower than conventional rates. Liberal Credit History: Borrowers can be approved with little or no credit history, Lower Down payment: Traditional loans require a minimum of between 5 and 10 percent down, while FHA requires as little as 3.5 percent down. The monthly Mortgage Insurance has change from 1.35% to .85%

Why Wright Mortgage? Today’s lending environment can be challenging with many guidelines to follow, some of which can change fairly often. Aside from offering a wide array of products and services, a major part of Wright Mortgage’s task is being a problem solver. We know how to navigate the waters, ensure the least stressful process as possible and ultimately getting your client's mortgage approved.   It's a Piece of Cake!

Pearland Home Loan | Family Owned* Locally Operated* We Close The WRIGHT Loans!

Pearland Home Loan | Family Owned* Locally Operated* We Close The WRIGHT Loans!

Wright Mortgage Services‏

Why choose Wright Mortgage for your client mortgage needs? Our customers would say that we are fair, transparent, reputable, and a responsible mortgage company who knows how to help people navigate through the mortgage process. Realtors and Wright Mortgage work together without a hitch, and both parties business improves from the process.  Website

Most Trusted Mortgage Company

Wright Mortgage Wright Mortgage is a locally owned and operated mortgage company. We know that each customer has specific needs, so we strive to meet those needs with a wide array of services. Wright Mortgage specializes in acquiring low interest rates and closing costs possible for each client. The biggest advantage of using Wright Mortgage is that we give your clients more options; we will review your client’s financial situation (credit rating, income, debt) and will quickly find the best interest rate and loan term for your client. Wright Mortgage has regular contacts with a wide variety of lenders. We pride ourselves to give your clients the best interest rates and providing them with credit to help play for some of your client’s closing cost.

Wright Mortgage and Realtors

Relationships Relationships are at the core of our business. Realtors and Wright Mortgage work together without a hitch, and both parties business improves from the process. Wright Mortgage is a professional and dependable company who takes getting your clients Approved and on time closing a priority. Communication is always the foundation to any relationship. Communication is key to preparing your customer of possible delays or issues that may arise during the loan process. Properly informing real estate agents and clients throughout the loan process should allow all parties to properly prepare for unexpected issues that may arise.

Pros of Working with Wright Mortgage Wright Mortgage can provide Lender Credit to help with your Client’s Closing Cost We will promise to give your client the same market interest rate or better. Your client gets more loan options because Wright Mortgage works with numerous banks and lenders. Wright Mortgage can finance tricky deals because of their knowledge and various lending partners various lending partners. Your clients will not pay Wright Mortgage the Lender pay our fee. Typically easier to get in contact with Wright Mortgage, less bureaucratic

Am I Really Ready To Buy?

Buying a home offers many advantages, one of the most significant being that it allows you to build equity (ownership) when you pay your mortgage each month. A common myth is that monthly mortgage payments are more expensive than rent. But, in many cases, mortgage payments can be even less than rent. When considering home ownership for the first time, you need to decide whether buying makes financial and practical sense for you right now or if you are better off renting. Consider both the advantages and disadvantages to renting as well as buying, and weigh the pros and cons for your particular situation.Become informed and understand what to look for so you will know when the best time to buy real estate is. When rates are low, you’ll pay less. When rates are high, your payment will be higher. Economic factors such as inflation, cost of living and market conditions, affect interest rates. Buying real estate in volatile economic times, a bad market or the wrong time frame could cost you everything. Not only are seasons important to consider when buying real estate, but seller circumstances and motivation are also significant factors.  If you are anxious to get moving, be patient. You have a few things to do first:

• Go to open houses – get the lay of the land
• Talk to Wright Mortgage to get pre-approved
• Interview agents (You may want to find an agent at the same time as you look for a mortgage broker – a good agent can recommend reputable brokers and help you make sense of the terms of the loan)
• Review credit report and scores with mortgage broker to determine if any repairs are needed

Wright Mortgage is a locally owned and operated mortgage company. We know that each customer has specific needs, so we strive to meet those needs with a wide array of services. Wright Mortgage is a professional and dependable company who takes getting your clients Approved and on time closing a priority. Communication is always the foundation to any relationship. Communication is key to preparing your customer of possible delays or issues that may arise during the loan process. Properly informing real estate agents and clients throughout the loan process should allow all parties to properly prepare for unexpected issues that may arise.